I hear what you say

But as a matter of fact I heard what you said.

"I heard what you said the first time, and the answer is no!

I heard what you said to father the other night about nakedness.

I hear what you say but I cannot do that.

"I heard what you said to the chief," he remarked.

"I heard what you said this afternoon, and you're right.

I heard what you said the other day: it's a big check for Clara's estate.

"But I heard what you said about not wanting to do the mission.

I heard what you said, Doctor, and I'll second that.

And in my sleep I heard what you said."

"I heard what you said," said the Professor, with his back turned.

I heard what you said just now to my friend Hastings. '

My English is fluent and I heard what you said.

I heard what you said, but it was gibberish.

I hear what you say, what you're aiming to do now, without ever having seen any form of proposal.

"I hear what you said, but I do not understand the import of your words.

Not only did I hear what you said, but Hazel also heard every word."

I hear what you say, and you know why I'm not going to debate that with you again today.

I heard what you said to Hishtoo, to bring him to enter this place.

I hear what you say, but we have created this monitoring centre in Lisbon at great expense.

I heard what you said and I believe that you are in love with this man."

And, while I hear what you say - these people haven't used guns before - I'm not taking any risks.

Mr Crowley, I heard what you said on the common agricultural policy.

But I heard what you said earlier, Captain, about intentional harm versus accidental.

"I heard what you said about gettin' the gold," went on the officer.