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Meanings of hear more in English

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Usage of hear more in English
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We can expect to hear more about this in months to come.
The Irish Times
2
I hear more than enough about current events at the dinner table.
A dark matter
3
We will hear more of these in the coming weeks and months.
The Irish Times
4
This young lady is Anne Abbott, about whom you'll hear more shortly.
Cities in Flight
5
Music teaches you to listen, to hear more than what's being said.
Millionaire's women
6
Only his compelling need to hear more kept him where he was.
Shinjū
7
See more pictures of Delilah, and hear more about Mayer's process, below.
Wired
8
His men were looking as if they'd be glad to hear more.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
9
You can hear more on Checkpoint tonightand on Insight this Sunday morning.
Radio NZ
10
We shall hear more of him in the reign of that emperor.
The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, Volume 02: Augustus
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He longed to hear more; a terrible curiosity took possession of him.
The Child of Pleasure
12
I would be very glad to hear more of the school tomorrow.
Caleb's crossing
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She was already caught up in it and wanted to hear more.
The Shelters of Stone
14
He had enjoyed his talk; he wanted to hear more of it.
The Shuttle
15
Why we don't hear more of Dvořák's late ballads is a mystery.
The Guardian
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The study- Inowlong to hear more of it and study it.
Lighted to Lighten: the Hope of India / A Study of Conditions am...
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New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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