Sentence examples for Hey from inspiring English sources

Belt-tightening and all that … hey, I've even had to lay off my personal photographer".

Cutting it since 2010 at a time of growing need has been arguably one of the coalition's most short-sighted policies, with – hey presto – the NHS's workload pushed up and ability to do its job enfeebled as a result.

We complain about politicians spinning, rather than recognizing that this is exactly what we want a weathervane — or hey, a wind turbine — to do, or recognizing that it's up to us to be that wind.

The Chumby seems a peculiar poster child for this new way of doing things, but hey — whatever floats Sony's boat.

As England's chief scourge throughout the Ashes, the sight of Johnson putting the frighteners on the world No1s was both a sort of relief – hey, maybe we weren't that gutless after all – and, if we're honest, weirdly cathartic.

The next morning, I woke up to an email: Hey Lindy, I don't know why or even when I started trolling you.

Here's how I imagine that I'd imagine the discussion would have gone: Hey kid, you can't be late, so I have to have this 'meeting' with you, but you and I both know that if it wasn't for your bat I'd be sipping margaritas by my pool in Indiana right now, so just be patient here and go through these motions with me, OK? Oh, and don't worry about that fine, I got it.

It is unclear whether the accident in Bank Hey Street was weather-related.

Retweet this tweet: — Alexander White (@alexanderwhite) December 14 , 2013Hey @GregHuntMP, don't destroy the Great Barrier Reef.

Mrs Woods, from Liverpool, was watching a television news report in October about babies' organs being retained by Alder Hey and decided to find out more.

"I phoned up Alder Hey hospital to ask for information," she said.