Sentence examples for Gosh from inspiring English sources
The word "Gosh" is usable in written English and is considered informal
It is often used to express surprise or amazement. Example: "Gosh, I can't believe how quickly the time has flown by!" Alternatives include "Wow" or "Goodness."
interjection
A mild expression of surprise or enthusiasm as to be put in place of “God”, particularly in fear of saying the Lord's name in vain.
- Gosh, I didn't realize I'd cause so much trouble!
It looks pretty gosh darn real to me.
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The headmaster sa gosh cor is that the medeechi venus hem-hem a grate work so true to life reminds me of young mrs filips enuff said.Molesworth sa on the contry the most beatiful form in art is a Ronald Searle GURL from St Trinian's in a tunick with black suspenders and armed with a hockey stick to beat the daylites out of another gurl or maybe just a teacher chortle chortle.
The multi-award winner, who was this week named as the world's best-selling music artist of 2015, has donated eight pairs of tickets, which will be used in a prize draw in aid of The Independent's record-breaking appeal for Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH).
They include the former head of intelligence, Salah Gosh, who was the minder of Osama bin Laden when he lived in Sudan in the 1990s and later co-operated with the CIA.A struggle for power is under way.
It is also indicative of the north's attitude to the referendum that the man appointed to oversee it for Khartoum is Salah Gosh, well known to the CIA and to Britain's MI6 as a long-serving former head of Sudan's intelligence services.Northern efforts to drag out, delay or sabotage the referendum are increasingly blatant.
This intelligence rapprochement reached its climax this spring when the head of Sudan's intelligence service, Salah Abdullah Gosh, was feted in Washington, DC, for a ten-day debriefing by the CIA.
Today, more than 4,000 photographs documenting the hospital's history have been collated in the GOSH annals - many of which, according to archivist Nick Baldwin, who has worked at the hospital for more than 25 years, were likely to have been taken for fundraising literature or to feature in newspapers - as he says, "It was a sure way to reach rich individuals".
And Mr Romney, a stiff, gosh-darn-it plutocrat and grandfather, was pretty much the worst Republican candidate you could imagine for turning out young voters.
It has spawned an industry of gosh-did-you-know statistics: in case you care, the total weight of new coins will be 24 times that of the Eiffel Tower.
