Share 'em in the comments below — we're all ears.
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If you have any suggestions, believe me, we're all ears.
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If you want to talk, like grown ups, I'm all ears.
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No, if you could name a skill set, I'm all ears.
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Anyone interested in making "Kazaam II" needs to be all ears.
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All this is to say, come Friday I am all ears.
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Carl Radke tries to stop him, but Paige Desorbo is all ears.
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So whenever the store has a big announcement, naturally we're all ears.
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In the manicured talons of Prince, it meant that all ears followed.
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I think, musically, because of All Ears All Eyes All the Time.
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Whenever, if ever, she chooses to run for office, we're all ears.
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So if you have any advice, or need more details, I'm all ears.
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So if there's something better, we're all ears, we'd love to find it.
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If they ever want to have a playdate with us, we're all ears.
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But if there is a bigger strategy that makes sense, I'm all ears.
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However, when we find something that has positive, lasting effects, we're all ears.
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Analysts are all ears for the Fed's economic outlook (The Wall Street Journal).
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If there are any fans of political ads out there, we're all ears.
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It's not all ears—bioengineers are closer than ever to lab-grown lungs.
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If you have ideas for a good face tattoo for me, I'm all ears.
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For example, any time Marc had negative feedback to convey, I was all ears.
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"I can tell you right now I'm all ears," Mr. Petrocelli told Judge Curiel.
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If someone would like to explain the political wisdom in that, I'm all ears.
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So when he decided to give the ink a makeover, his fans were all ears.
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The store demanded to be heard — and its shoppers seemed like they were all ears.
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Or if you'd like to share your big wishes for summer TV, I'm all ears.
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If you want to engage with the topic of "wasteful government spending," I'm all ears.
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"If there's a particular application you want to make, I'm all ears," the judge said.
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And if somebody has better ideas about how to manage our company, I'd we're all ears.
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"If you have evidence the he had a bigger role, we're all ears," Parks Miller said.
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If this new brand ambassador means Olympic-speed downloads are on the table, we're all ears.
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So, when we got word of the brand's latest limited-edition collection, we were all ears.
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And if you have suggestions for future higher education work we should do, we're all ears.
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Getty has just made a successful business deal with this man, so he is all ears.
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It's rich, tender and soulful, and if there's an album of this ilk coming, we're all ears.
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If Zuckerberg wants to be featured on West's next single, then that's something I'm all ears for.
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And now you can hear for yourself because I'm All Ears is out today, via Transgressive Records.
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If a family member, friend, or colleague needs a sympathetic listener, I try to be all ears.
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TicPods Free are in no way bass deficient and all ears are different, so take that into consideration.
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"If any of this rings true or you have any tips, I'm all ears," Port addressed her reader.
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Whenever they're ready to talk about all the good juicy bits of their life, we are all ears.
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As Disney blog All Ears noted, the orange diamond cup spins the fastest, followed by the purple cup.
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He is, as they say, too much: part vulnerable infant, part Force superweapon, part trickster god, all ears.
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And when the New York Fed itself spoke up later to clarify his remarks, investors were again all ears.
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The Chinese are all ears and taking advantage of what they learn while listening in (The New York Times).
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If there's anything large or small they want to talk about, just make sure they know you're all ears.
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Unfortunately, the guy sitting on the next stool is the president of the United States, and he's all ears.
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Hit us up with "10 New Things I Tried that Year I Went to Bonnaroo," and we're all ears. 3.
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This tells me that I have been and am doing the right thing, and that the world is all ears.
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Leo was all ears Tuesday as Tobey's 2 kids, Otis and Ruby, chatted him up during a stroll through Manhattan.
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If you work in communications at Twitter and want to walk me through the company strategy hear, I am all ears.
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All eyes were on Donald Trump at his inaugural Freedom Ball, but all ears were on The Piano Guys' cover songs.
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So, when Rory decided to give him a little 1-on-1 bunker clinic, you can see Justin was all ears.
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If Warren has a plan on how she gets to the nomination without drawing hard comparisons to Sanders, we're all ears.
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We'll be all ears — last time she was on the show, she admitted inviting President Barack Obama to a strip club.
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" Adds, "She's all ears when they've tried to provide her with tips and guidance to be the best mom she can be.
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As of their April 1, All Ears hadn't spotted the Hollywood Studios mug, and did not report on the West Coast parks.
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Now if someone wants to explain why nobody ever designed an attachable lunch bag for our middle school days, we're all ears.
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How quickly after All Ears did you start to feel dissatisfied with it and start thinking about getting back to something simpler?
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If you want to argue for going one step further and just seeding the entire league one through 16, I'm all ears.
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I find the Sonys more comfortable, with a variety of ear tips to fit all ears without the discomfort of Apple's hard plastic.
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While the owner of the domain says he's yet to be contacted by anyone from Oprah's team to buy it ... he's all ears.
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They just don't fit all ears very well, and since they don't have eartips or wings, you're out of luck if they're loose.
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So when his friend, actress Selma Blair talked to the star about starting an adaptive clothing collection afterher MS diagnosis, Siriano was all ears.
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Because of this, any time we catch wind of a miracle fruit hack we are all ears for working it into our kitchen arsenal.
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" The source continued: "She's all ears when they've tried to provide her with tips and guidance to be the best mom she can be.
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While eventually you grow accustomed to consuming such er, creatively mixed and freewheeling music en masse, not all ears are attuned to BasedMusic on arrival.
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Our photog then turned the focus to Kendrick Lamar's upcoming guest spot on "Power" and 50 was all ears -- giving mad props -- even talking awards.
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And today the network released a batch of 14 brand new photos from the final season of Game of Thrones, which means we are all ears.
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Richard Lewis: Well, I'm never OK, but I'm all ears, man, and I'll try not to ramble too much because I can ruin your journalistic brilliance.
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Look, the attention span thing is real and I don't think we've fully grappled with how to deal with that, if you have suggestions I'm all ears.
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So this fall, when Farsáli founder Sal Ali told me he had something in the works that would give me glassy, dewy skin, I was all ears.
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If they can explain the public (as opposed to corporate) benefits of allowing non-net-neutral services, I — and those 83 percent of Americans — am all ears.
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So if the White House wants to choose a different measure of job market health to emphasize on the first Friday of every month, we're all ears.
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Which is exactly why when we caught wind of the chef admitting a TV-related mistake, we were all ears to find out what it could possibly be.
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Pop duo Let's Eat Grandma took the Q Best Album award for "I'm All Ears" while Q Best Breakthrough Act went jointly to bands Goat Girl and Idles.
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Kelly Clarkson proved that she could cover virtually anything and everything while competing on the very first season of American Idol, and we've been all ears ever since.
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If some of our readers (lawyers and judges especially) can make the case that Trump's behavior would get him convicted in a court of law, I'm all ears.
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Central bankers gathering in Wyoming have a lot on their plate this weekend and markets are all ears for any hints coming out of the Jackson Hole Symposium.
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But then the famed Harlem Hellfighters 369th Infantry regiment marched through Manhattan during celebrations over the end of World War I. All ears were on its band, above.
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Whether it's Chrissy Teigen teaching us how to make the perfect boiled eggs via Snapchat, or Kylie Jenner sharing her favorite slider recipe on her app, we're all ears.
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I considered ending this with an aural AI pun—we involved in the machine learning space should be all ears for the results—but quickly thought better of it.
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If on again-off again girlfriend Selena Gomez wants to host SNL any time soon to give her thoughts on the potential love triangle, I'm sure they'd be all ears.
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I have a few in mind, but if you all have any to recommend, I am all ears and would love to hear what organizations you all love and support.
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I feel like we went on tour with All Ears All Eyes All the Time and it was night and day to when we were touring on the Friends record.
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So sometimes, you know, you have to really be very mindful of your audience when you make comments or make projections, because not all ears hear it the same way.
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Speaking personally, the trivia-app fad has already kind of started to wear out its welcome, though I'm all ears if someone wants to start offering Yeast Kens as prizes.[VentureBeat]
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The esoteric sound world of such works requires an even more intense concentration on the part of the radio listener who, unlike the audience in the room, is literally all ears.
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President Trump gave his first State of the Union address on Tuesday, and while all ears were on his speech, all eyes were on the reactions of everyone else in the room.
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The six-ounce cans are great for portioning out mixed drinks, and if Trader Joe's would like to throw in a guide to making cocktails with their canned wines, I am all ears.
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Over the next four years, as all ears remain on Washington, podcasts have a unique opportunity to help bring together a bifurcated America—as long as they take measures not to reinforce the echo chambers.
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The sense of curiosity and play that once motivated the pair to sing about radioactive mushrooms and "Chimpanzees in Canopies" evolved into a more rigorous experimentalism on "I'm All Ears," their breakout album from last year.
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It's not every day we get a peek into the headspaces of some of the most successful female entrepreneurs in the country — let alone, the world — but when we do, it's safe to say we're all ears.
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There's nothing I love more than drama that doesn't affect me in any way, so I'm all ears for these reports that allege that there's trouble in paradise behind the scenes of season 25 of Dancing With The Stars.
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I felt like with All Ears All Eyes All the Time, I felt like we knew too much; having to live up to something and feeling really judgmental about the whole thing and knowing other people are going to.
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J.P. Let's Eat Grandma — the eccentric, teenage English songwriting duo of Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth — test the limits of pop in "I Will Be Waiting," from its new album, "I'm All Ears," which negotiates between pop formulas and wayward impulses.
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If you have any ideas as to convincing more than 20 Republicans to join the other side in restoring what many view as an encroachment of big government on the rights of private individuals (read: corporations), I'm sure Democratic leadership is all ears.
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During a PaleyFest panel, The Mindy Project star told the audience that Franco had no interest in talking about the weather while on set, but was all ears when it came to actress Beth Grant, who plays an outspoken receptionist on the show.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky may not have listened when President Donald Trump asked him to dig up some dirt on his political rival Joe Biden in exchange for hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid — but the Kremlin was apparently all ears.
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Investors are all ears to any statements from world leaders on how to negotiate Britain's formal departure from the European Union, a succession plan as David Cameron steps down as prime minister of the U.K., the potential for other EU members to leave and clues on economic growth.
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Two newborn fennec foxes now available for public viewing at the Wildlife Conservation Society's Prospect Park Zoo in New York are all ears — and, judging by the smirk in this photo, these wise guys are ready for any cheap shots that may come their way (so bring it).
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If someone can give me a definitive answer on what she's supposed to be doing instead of what she's not supposed to be doing that doesn't involve telling her to zip up her Patagonia sweatshirt and move along to the woods of Chappaqua with her mom, I'm all ears.
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It really fits in our opinion and might just be the only thing—if someone else has a better idea how to fix this, I'm all ears, but it seems like California doing this for humanity might be one of the few things that could change the direction we're heading.
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From the intense, extraterrestrial synth crashes of "Hot Pink" to the glossy, 80s-style choruses in "Snakes & Ladders" to "Falling Into Me," which was out earlier this year, and which basically feels like three pristine pop songs melted then moulded together to form a super song, I'm All Ears sounds like a miasma of emotions colliding with a sprawl of technology, topped off with the glittering energy of youth.
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Within the first few pages we are all ears for Murph's stories and memories — the hard first years on a wet, cold, rocky island off Galway ("I hated the place, but I didn't want to lose anything about it"); the years since in Manhattan with Oona and their daughter, Maire; tales of his close friend Greenberg, murdered by a madman not long before; and then, soon after the book begins, a conspiracy that starts in a bar when a "square-shouldered bruiser twice my size and half my age" tells Murph he needs a poet for a certain subtle but crucial task.
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