1. This was used to listen out for approaching aircraft during World War II. 2. Listen out for talk ) 21 : 44, 25 October 2009 ( UTC)3. Listen out for the small man.4. As well as digging their own tunnels, the military engineers had to listen out for enemy tunnellers. 5. Mom can listen out for Peyton, too _ usually the squeaking of the board swing, a favorite perch. 6. Listen out for Stuart Hancock in the future-this is a name you'll hopefully be hearing a lot of ."7. Silence is required of the audience so defenders can listen out for the approaching ball they are trying to block before it enters the goal. 8. Listen out for the misuse of number in " where's " and " there's " : it's common and shocking.9. I really listen out for it because " two times " really grates on my ears-but " twice " is more or less dead already! 10. But the audiology department at my local ENT Clinic tell me I am only imagining the noise and that I should train my brain not to listen out for it.
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