have one's ear to the ground in English

verb

keep one's ear to the ground, pay close attention to what is going on, keep well informed regarding prevalent new trends; be astute, be cleve

Use "have ones ear to the ground" in a sentence

1. It's considered a great honour, monsieur, to have one's ear pulled by the Emperor.

2. Keep your ear to the ground.

3. Encircling one's two arms and pointing the thumbs upward can show one's defense or advantage ground.

4. So, love, don't fear surroundings of carefree talk an invade of ground language ear, meet a matter shilly-shally descend a note of promise, you is still have no each express an one's own opinion.

5. You keep putting your ear to the ground, waiting to hear that Warrior jubilee train.

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7. EPSON pursues this objective in ground do one's best all the time.

8. To have all the buttons of one's Bluer undone.'

9. Do you have to bellow in my ear?

10. The agent had no suitable properties on his books but promised to keep an ear to the ground for us.

11. Clenching: to have or keep in one's hands.

12. You have a fantastic ear.

13. Clutched: to have or keep in one's hands.

14. Broaden (one's) horizons To have a new experience

15. Clutching: to have or keep in one's hands.

16. Clenched: to have or keep in one's hands.

17. Does her friend need to have his ear twisted?

18. He kept his ear to the ground and he spent a lot of time in his office after hours.

19. He'd have looked you up and down, licked his lips and gone grinning from ear to ear.

20. You have an acute ear, sir.

21. You have to cut the ground wire.

22. I have no ear for music.

23. Briguer. ( transitive) to crave, to have one's eyes on quotations

24. This was one he would have to play by ear.

25. It's so old, like, ancient to have an ear piercing.