Hearable [adjective]

In that Gothic student union, I’d run the faucet and throw up in the bathroom at the top of the tower, hoping no one would hear me.

On the other, we hear of schools with significant rates of infection.

Rosenblatt invited her back for just a moment, and this time I heard the story of how I was capable of magic.

Nina estimated it was about two minutes before she and Randy could hear their son.

For about a year, I’d been hearing that more Guatemalan immigrants were showing up on factory floors, and that among them were teenagers who worked overnight while they attended area high schools during the day.

You could hear the hum of ventilators and feel the air moving.

I know that because I hear from you, grumpily, every time I publish “pokes,” which are old jokes retold as poems.

I’ve been doing this for 20 years and I’ve never heard a story like that.

The immigration judges who would decide their cases, they were told, didn’t want to hear that they were working.

Already, he is hearing about some of the ways it is doing that.