Examples of 'would like to hear you' in a sentence
Meaning of "would like to hear you"
would like to hear you - Expresses a wish or preference to listen to someone speak. This phrase is used to indicate an interest in hearing another person's thoughts or opinions
How to use "would like to hear you" in a sentence
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would like to hear you
They would like to hear you speak.
I think there is a little fellow here who would like to hear you sing.
I would like to hear you talk again.
I know the Professor would like to hear you say that.
I would like to hear you sing one.
I think the American people would like to hear you say.
I would like to hear you say sorry.
If Sarah were alive I am sure she would like to hear you say that.
I would like to hear you explain in court.
How much is this plan Now I would like to hear you.
I would like to hear you say all of it.
I do not think so either, but I would like to hear you say it.
I would like to hear you sing sometime.
Sarah were alive, I am sure she would like to hear you say that.
I would like to hear you say that.
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I know you will deny this, but I would like to hear you repeat it emphatically.
I would like to hear you two talk.
We will have our coffee in the other room. I would like to hear you play.
Crowd would like to hear you say.
Go ahead and scream, I would like to hear you.
I would like to hear you sing pop.
I know you will deny this, but I would like to hear you repeat it emphatically. cally.
I would like to hear you play.
Perhaps Mrs Harcourt would like to hear you play?
She would like to hear you again.
Instead of receiving lessons, I would like to hear you play.
We would like to hear you say it.
I have read it, but I would like to hear you read it.
I would like to hear you say the words.
The lines on your hand: I would like to hear you sing.
I would like to hear you play the harp.
Come right out and say it! I would like to hear you say it.
I would like to hear you play some day.
Well let me know when you go on… I would like to hear you.
I would like to hear you speak.
Rob, I just think everyone would like to hear you talk about Cheryl now.
I would like to hear you play the piano.
Major Rane, I am sure the crowd would like to hear you say a few words.
I would like to hear you say it.
Mr. Brown, I think there is a little fellow here who would like to hear you sing.
I would like to hear you play the clarinet.
I see why but I would like to hear you tell me.
I would like to hear you explain it to the newspapers.
I am sure everyone would like to hear you sing the songs.
I would like to hear you say when we are going home.
I do not think Ron would like to hear you talk like that.
I would like to hear you speak as he does when you are yourself.
You are good. I would like to hear you speak.
I would like to hear you say it in front of her.
Perhaps I did, but I would like to hear you say it again.
