But listen closely to the silence that surrounds certain words.
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Listen closely to what your gut is telling you, Virgo.
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Last week, he told reporters to "listen closely" to the speech.
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" "Well, I'm saying listen closely to the State of the Union.
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"I'm saying listen closely to the State of the Union," Trump replied.
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You just learn your lines, show up, and listen closely to Jeremy.
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Listen closely to what they're saying to focus your attention outside yourself.
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Listen closely to Tony Woods and you can hear echoes of Dave Chappelle.
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Unless you enjoy a good food fight -- listen closely to the master chef.
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I listen closely to the well, just sense what's goin' on with it.
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"Well, I'm saying listen closely to the State of the Union," he said.
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There's tension today around communication — listen closely to what people are asking for.
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Your psychic abilities are amped up today, so listen closely to your inner voice.
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On the relationship front, listen closely to what a partner is trying to express.
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Your psychic abilities are boosted this afternoon, so listen closely to your inner voice.
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So while I hear the pessimists, I also listen closely to the generals and diplomats.
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Spend time in meditation, and listen closely to what your inner voice is telling you.
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If you listen closely to the clip below, you can hear Trainor apologizing for falling.
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Listen closely to local officials and weather services for updated news and instructions on evacuation efforts.
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And we should take his work seriously and listen closely to what it has to say.
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Investors will listen closely to Treasury Secretary-Designate Steve Mnuchin today as his confirmation hearing begins.
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As I greet him, I listen closely to what he says, detecting shifts in his speech.
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This National Nurses Week, policymakers should listen closely to the voices of nurses and their advocates.
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You had to listen closely to remember it's been six years since the band's studio swan song.
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So listen closely to the cars driving past your window, or the whir of your washing machine.
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Winning, if you listen closely to Ujiri, not only helps foster team unity but is something contagious.
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On the radar: Investors will listen closely to what Walmart has to say about the trade war.
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But when you listen closely to what Lange is saying, he has real things on his mind.
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Trump told reporters last week when asked about the declaration to "listen closely" to the upcoming speech.
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Listen closely to the records Mija spins at this appearance for further insight into her expanding universe.houseofyes.
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Your intuition is especially sharp today, Scorpio, so listen closely to what your inner voice has to say.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his officials listen closely to what the US says about them.
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Look at who you're talking to, ground yourself in your surroundings, listen closely to what is being said.
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Those of us who share those beliefs, along with those who don't, should listen closely to the answer.
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If you listen closely to the beginning of the track, you can hear the orchestral trick at work.
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When we listen closely to the natural world, we can often perceive ecological changes that cannot be seen.
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The Phantom Reactor invites you to listen closely to your favorite songs, but not all the details are there.
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But if you listen closely to Trump's remarks about the weekend clash in Charlottesville, they are actually much worse.
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Trump said people should "listen closely" to his Tuesday address and indicated he'll offer more details about his plan.
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On Comedy If you're looking for the funniest way to say, "Go kill yourself," listen closely to Norm Macdonald.
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Just listen closely to his anti-media riffs and you can hear the pining for acceptance just below the surface.
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They have an important story to tell, and I hope my colleagues listen closely to what they have to say.
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I listen closely to his voice (deep and musical); I picture him seated in that corner room surrounded by tall windows.
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I will listen closely to what Professor Ford has to say, and I will ask questions where I deem it appropriate.
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" "We're exploring how we might work with companies that share this vision and continuing to listen closely to feedback from our users.
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Perhaps the Trump administration didn't believe Turkey was actually serious — but these attacks are a warning to listen closely to Ankara's concerns.
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"Listen closely to the State of the Union," he said Friday when asked if he was ready to announce a national emergency.
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But, if you listen closely to "A Very Kardashian Holiday" it certainly sounds like matriarch Kris Jenner at last commented on the possible pregnancies.
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This new foundation is just the beginning, and we will always listen closely to find new ways to make the service better for everyone.
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You need to be able to listen closely to those who are more educated on the subject than you, and then call the shot.
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They arrested 500 people, that&aposs what the Capitol police was up to yesterday and I want you to listen closely to what she said.
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Listen closely to the pining lyrics and it reveals itself as a love song—a simple, human sentiment at the core of its breakneck pace.
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She told him to listen closely, to study the intricacies of linebacker, a position he had not played since before he had arrived in Columbus.
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Listen closely to Brahms's Adagio, and you may notice a destabilizing irregularity that is built into the rhythmic texture and lends it buoyancy and unease.
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"We will listen closely to the fans and players, learn from our collective experiences, consider adjustments and test new strategies along the way," Blizzard said.
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Ask a question about the last time your interviewer had an uninterrupted period of time to get work done and listen closely to the answer.
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You're in a very no-bullshit mood today, dear sea goat, and your intuition is especially sharp this evening, so listen closely to your inner voice.
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Investors will also listen closely to Fed Chair Janet Yellen's views on inflation as they look for clues on the timing of the next rate hike.
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That's why Howroyd says that it's important for young professionals to ask the right questions and listen closely to the answers and advice given to them.
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If you listen closely to Mr. Gondelman's intricate jokes, what becomes clear is that he uses his benign affect as a cover for some combative ideas.
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Rather than jumping in with their opinion all the time, confident people take the time to listen closely to what their conversation partner is actually saying.
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Listen closely to the messages brought to you by your inner voice; if you have the sense that something is happening behind your back, explore it!
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And, unlike Trump, I'm going to listen closely to my soldiers and diplomats before I go around signing kill orders just because I like feeling tough.
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Leaders at ThirdLove — an online bra company founded by the former Googler Heidi Zak — also listen closely to how a candidate frames their previous work experience.
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New moons push us to tap into our inner voices, so make time for meditation, Sag, and listen closely to what your inner guides are telling you.
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Throughout the turbulence, Perez must listen closely to scroll through pre-written script, then pause and recalibrate when the president chooses to go in a different direction.
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Listen closely to the way people talk about highlighter, and you'll start to notice that it errs on the side of being just a little bit hyperbolic.
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" You really have to listen closely to the video ... someone screams "SUCK!!!" which is then followed by a guy with a low voice, commanding, "Suck a d***.
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But if you listen closely to what Senator Flake is saying, you realize that his decision is not just a reflection of his dislike of President Trump.
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If you listen closely to her answers it's easy to see why she runs ahead of other Democrats statewide in Minnesota — she's a very smart, nuanced politician.
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Speaking with reporters on Friday, Trump suggested he may reveal more details about his plan to build the wall and advised people to "listen closely" to the speech.
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Listen closely to the psychic messages that arrive this evening The Moon is in fun Fire sign Aries today, activating the friendship and community sector of your chart.
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But darlings, just listen closely to the sage advice from Mama Ru. The challenge was to produce a morning talk show, which Ru clearly said was all about chemistry.
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Watch and listen closely to the video ... she says of the sexual harassment stories, "It was very well known," and then she catches herself and says she didn't know.
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"We're exploring how we might work with companies that share this vision and continuing to listen closely to feedback from our users," the spokesman said, declining to elaborate further.
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Instead, he got to the heart of the matter and wanted the clutch of white reporters at the event to listen closely, to print it in all their papers.
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Investors will listen closely to the quarterly conference call for any signs that YouTube, like rival Facebook, is closing in on the maximum number of ads its customers will tolerate.
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You don't have to listen closely to hear the rage in Remmi's "Minimum Wage," a fusion of pop and politics so tightly woven it feels like it's going to explode.
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If you listen closely to one of Lin-Manuel Miranda's original songs in Disney's new animated film Moana, you'll hear a tribute to both David Bowie and The Little Mermaid.
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Powell said Bush, who served in World War II, would listen closely to him and his advisers before making a decision about any actions that could result in American casualties.
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Investors will listen closely to Tesla's chief executive, Elon Musk, and any details he offers on the pending merger with one of his other companies, SolarCity, a maker of solar panels.
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Their frustrations would be easy to inflame, yet the director and his crew listen closely to what is being said, and allow time for those interviewed to work through their thoughts.
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The success of the mission relies heavily on a "golden ear" (Francois Civil) whose job is to listen closely to sonar to determine the specific pings that might foretell their doom.
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What better way to impress on students the need to listen closely to their colleagues and to come to know not just their own parts but the piece as a whole?
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We know they will listen closely to everything Trump says about lowering their corporate taxes because Big Pharma has been such a leader in the corporate tax inversion craze in recent years.
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One of the biggest hidden messages might be out of sight, but it is not out of mind if you listen closely to a song that is played in the season closer.
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But the snaps are still going, and if you listen closely to the smack of their hands and elbows on the floor, you can hear that the song is still going, too.
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He appeared to listen closely to the judge, leaning slightly forward in his chair placed between two public defenders and responding "yes" in a clear voice when asked if he understood his rights.
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Even better were the urgent passages during which both players seemed taxed to their individual limits, while still needing to listen closely to one another to create a well-blended sense of chaos.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dozens of students packed onto a boat docked in a flood-prone area of Bangladesh listen closely to a lesson highlighting the natural life of the rivers around them.
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Members of Congress must listen closely to what these witnesses are saying: President Trump used the power of his office to pressure a struggling ally to conduct investigations for his own personal, political benefit.
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When it was Drollinger's turn to speak, Ortega pushed his chair a foot or two back from the table, so that the whole assembly could see him turning to listen closely to the tall American.
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"But before this month ends I want y'all to listen closely to c7osure," adding a rainbow emoji some of y'all already know, some of y'all don't care, some of y'all not gone fwm no more.
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This is one of those topics where those of us in the punditocracy really need to listen closely to epidemiologists, virologists and other experts in the field, and pretty much adopt their views as our own.
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"Listen closely to the State of the Union," Trump said Friday when asked if he was ready to announce a national emergency to build a wall, should congressional talks not result in a deal he wants.
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At Friday's conference in New York, sponsored by the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, Loretta Mester, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, suggested that the Fed should listen closely to market signals.
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However, if you listen closely to VICE's new documentary "Brooklyn's Dirty Masquerade," the sweet trumpet of Etienne Charles sets the tone for reporter Wilbert L. Cooper's cultural immersion into the lively Flatbush street festival known as J'ouvert.
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At an initial consultation, a good surgeon should listen closely to why you want the procedure and what you're expecting from the results to help you decide what, if anything, best fits your unique needs, Matarasso said.
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There's a new moon in your sign on Monday evening, signaling you to listen closely to your inner voice and explore dark corners of your inner world, as your planetary ruler Venus continues its retrograde through shadowy Scorpio.
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Listen closely to your dating app, and you might just hear the roar of a vast human tide of unbridled connection and love, a great wave that is already changing the world, and shows no sign of slowing.
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"We're not teasing you intentionally; we want to get this right, so we've opted to share things step by step as we bring this to life, and to listen closely to the Atari community feedback as we do so."
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Investor expectations are low that the Fed will raise U.S. short-term interest rates, but investors will listen closely to Chair Janet Yellen's speech on Wednesday for any hint that the U.S. central bank could hike rates as soon as December.
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Global investor expectations are low that the Federal Reserve will raise U.S. short-term interest rates, but investors will listen closely to Chair Janet Yellen's speech on Wednesday for any hint that the U.S. central bank could hike rates as soon as December.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors will listen closely to a slew of U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers in the coming week to gauge how soon they will raise interest rates, while European finance ministers look set to agree on more aid for cash-strapped Greece.
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Language is a weapon in the arsenals of power and resistance alike, and if you listen closely to the motley idioms and accents that fill the soundtrack (punctuated and underlined by Gary Yershon's musical score), you can hear the currents of history moving.
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" On Sunday the "Old Town Road" singer urged fans via Twitter to listen closely to the lyrics of "C7osure," a song from his latest release, 7 EP. "Some of y'all already know, some of y'all don't care, some of y'all not gone fwm no more.
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Knowing Trump's discomfort with the Trump pick -- and the fact that he would listen closely to how the Indiana Governor's addition to the ticket played on television -- Team Trump leaned heavily on GOP allies and grassroots groups to pump up the praise for Pence.
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As a country that is right in China's backyard and dealing with its increasingly brazen behavior, we should listen closely to what Australia has said and done in response For example, it was Australia who acted first to shield its internet from Huawei's 5G encroachment.
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Listen closely to 1000 Gecs, and you can hear basically anything you want to: the early-aughts rap and country that Les says she grew up listening to, the bitter tang of PC Music's energy-drink pop, digitalist ska, treacly dubstep, gory sludge metal, gurning techno, seasick musique concrète.
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For example, for passive voice, just listen closely to "All You Need Is Love": "There's nothing you can do that can't be done Nothing you can sing that can't be sung Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game It's easy" No, he's wrong, I thought.
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As with so many other female celebrities, if you listen closely to an interview that's long enough, you can sense a particular sort of exhaustion — one that stems from the labor of trying to live your life in constant awareness of the ways others will misinterpret, repurpose, or otherwise appropriate its parts.
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We do not have the John Williams' score to announce that particular politicians are on the dark side, that they have allowed their ambition and love of party trump their higher obligations to country, but if you listen closely to the angst among Republicans you can nevertheless hear traces of the score.
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"Even though lawmakers are overwhelmingly expected to vote for the bill in order for the government to proceed with triggering Article 50 by March-end as previously indicated, we will listen closely to the debate for any new signals regarding any negotiating objectives, as well as the priorities of the opposition parties," said IronFX analyst Charalambos Pissouros.
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The time has come to listen closely to tycoon and Republican front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on every item, if for no other reason than we live here and he could well be our next president.
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Listen closely to the swell of film-noir jazz trumpet on album opener "Faith in Nothing Except Salvation," and you'll notice that he's marking the polyrhythmic offbeats with what sounds like the scratch of sandpaper; try to figure out why the staccato hits on "Hope in Suffering (Escaping Oblivion & Overcoming Powerless)" conjure images of trench warfare, and you'll probably flash back to the carrion fly-like buzzing seeded earlier in the track.
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