Examples of using "Kuuli" in a sentence and their english translations:
She heard him sing.
Tom heard you.
- Tom heard a gunshot.
- Tom heard a shot.
Tom heard that.
He heard a noise.
Tom heard the shots.
Tom heard that.
Tom heard a voice behind him.
Tom heard a strange noise.
Tom heard the door open.
Tom heard wolves howling.
Tom heard the doorbell ring.
Tom heard Mary practicing her violin.
He heard a very small voice.
He overheard the conversation by accident.
On hearing the news, she fainted.
Tom was flabbergasted when he heard the news.
Tom heard Mary yelling at John.
Tom could hear the cat scratching the door.
Tom heard Mary call his name.
Tom heard Mary talk about John.
While getting off the bus, she heard her name called.
Tom heard Mary and John arguing.
Tom heard Mary practicing her violin.
He heard a strange sound and sprang out of bed.
- Tom woke up when he heard someone knocking on the door.
- Tom woke up when he heard somebody knocking on the door.
Tom heard a knock and walked over to the door to open it.
As soon as Tom heard the gunshots, he ran out of the house.
The audience laughed before they even heard the translation in French.
Tom was just about to hang up when he heard Mary scream.
He could not but cry, when he heard about his mother's death.
She said she heard gunshots.
- Tom said he heard Mary singing this morning behind the school building.
- Tom said that he heard Mary singing this morning behind the school building.
Tom didn't seem surprised when he heard that Mary and John had gotten married.
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