hark at him

Hark at him above there; you can just hear him talking to himself."

He who was the spokesman turned to his friends and shouted hilariously: "Hark at him, citizens!

Hark at him, calling someone else a mentalist.

Hark at him now, he's getting all worked up, it could do him untold harm.'

'Will you hark at him,' said Mrs Cake.

"Ooh, hark at him!

'Hark at him!' said Mrs Stocks.

'Hark at him panting, George - I bet he wishes he could unzip his hairy coat and take it off!

I expect you know we've all been asked not to rob birds' nests this spring - there was so much of it last year that the birds have been deserting this neighbourhood and they . . .' 'Hark at him!'