Sentence examples for Hey dummy from inspiring English sources
"Hey, dummy, get out of the road," a sergeant shouted from a passing Humvee.
"Hey dummy," he tells her in the trailer, which debuted on Entertainment Weekly.
"Now, there's nothing wrong, if they're going after you in some way, with saying, 'Congressman, I disagree with your premise.' But that's as close as you can come to saying, 'Hey, dummy, why are you doing this to me?' " Some wondered what Ms. Warren could possibly be thinking.
And now, thanks to a new Instructable, I can make my own "Hey dummy, you left your garage door open" reminder system!
There's a whole other lexicon of hand signals that can mean anything from "Watch out -- police ahead" to "Hey, dummy -- you left your blinker on" to "It's time for a bathroom break". There isn't universal agreement on usage or meaning, and some of the signals don't mean the same thing in motorocycling as they do in other sports.
The car also has a "Hey, wake up, dummy" alert, telling the driver that the car in front, at a stop light or in a traffic jam, has begun to move.
"I think what's going to happen is that we probably will find out that it was a similar physics as what happened on 9/11," he said in the video, adding: "But at the same time, hey, I'm no dummy — maybe it's not true.
In a message to supporters after the Strasbourg ruling, Evans posted pictures of Alfie on his bed at Alder Hey, dressed in pyjamas and with a dummy in his mouth and holding his father's hand.
The pretend Jack Handey has this advice:" If you ever fall off the Sears Tower, just go real limp, because maybe you'll look like a dummy and people will catch you because, hey, free dummy".
