Meanings of hears at in English

The man who hears at night the call of Police!

There was a clamour going on in the garden such as one only hears at fairs.

There's never a word in the gabbling one hears at such places that I can understand.

So gorgeous and intricate is the ear that it is miraculous that anyone hears at all.

What it usually hears at church does not appear to exercise controlling influence over its conduct or its character.

She is heard at last, and in virtue of her much going; God hears at once, and will avenge speedily.

What idea can a man have of religion who knows nothing of it except from what he hears at church?

But I may observe, in passing, that the sceptical remarks one hears at times about scientific theories contradicting and superseding each other are frivolous.

There is a monotonous hum of shopmen's voices, the hum one hears at school when the teacher sets the boys to learn something by heart.

Hereat Arthur remarks: "'Is not all this just the same that one hears at common room breakfasts, Or perhaps Trinity-wines, about Gothic buildings and beauty?'"-p.

"Probably it's merely the effect of what he hears at home."

"That is the right sort of song; very different from the nasty, risky things one generally hears at weddings."

"That is the right sort of song; very different to the nasty, risky things one generally hears at weddings."

'She is, as it were, eye and ear over her whole extent-allthat we see and hear in separation she sees and hears at once.'