Examples of 'put your ears' in a sentence
Meaning of "put your ears"
put your ears: This phrase is often used figuratively to mean to pay close attention or listen carefully to something being said. It implies focusing on hearing the details or subtleties of a conversation or situation
How to use "put your ears" in a sentence
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put your ears
I will put your ears to the test.
And then you just put your ears.
Do not put your ears close to the speaker.
And I need you to just put your ears.
Put your ears to the ground.
Manny, put the stock away and put your ears on.
Put your ears on the radio.
I will recite a poem . It will put your ears to the test.
Put your ears back and listen for them.
Szarik, put your ears up.
Put your ears away.
For Christ 's sake kid put your ears on.
Put your ears into their full listening position.
I will sing you songs . And it will put your ears to the test, right?
Put your ears on.
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So, without further delay, put your ears on!
You have put your ears very, very close to the monitor.
They, too, made you put your ears down.
I will put your ears to the test . For I will sing you a song.
Breaker, breaker, happy travellers . Put your ears on, I have got great news!
Put your ears on, I have got great news!
Old General, put your ears next to me and listen.
Now, put your ears away.
And it will put your ears to the test, right?
