Similar words: hear, heart, hear of, at heart, beard, by heart, rehearse, hear from. Meaning: [hɪr /hɪə] 
adj. detected or perceived by the sense of hearing.
adj. detected or perceived by the sense of hearing. 
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1) Children should be seen and not heard. 
2) We heard the calling of the bells to prayer.
3) I'm amazed you've never heard of the Rolling Stones.
4) I heard someone walk down the stairway.
5) Loud protests were heard when the decision was announced.
6) I heard a sharp intake of breath behind me.
7) I heard the typewriter clacking in the next office.
8) I heard a girl squeal in that room.
9) I heard stories of gruesome tortures in prisons.
10) I think I heard something.
11) The whole table heard what he said.
12) I first heard of it yesterday.
13) I haven't heard owt about it.
14) I heard of his death last week.
15) I've never heard such a load of garbage!
16) She passed out when she heard the tragic news.
17) She heard Tom exchanging good-natured banter with Jane.
18) I haven't heard from him since last January.
19) That's the first I've heard of it.
20) We heard them coming and coming on jump,(http://sentencedict.com/heard.html) too.
21) I've heard enough about it already.
22) She heard him turn on the shower.
23) Have you heard the latest news?
24) He wept when he heard the sad news.
25) I heard it might rain.
26) We heard of his implication in a conspiracy.
27) I've heard the story before.
28) I heard the wail of a police siren.
29) I heard a scurry of footsteps.
30) If you wish to lower yourselfin a person's favor, one good way is to tell his story over again, the way we heard it.