Sentence examples for So ouch from inspiring English sources
And he can almost remember the number of votes by which he lost his seat in the New Jersey General Assembly, where he served for four years -- 687 or so (ouch).
I do laundry for a living, so ouch.
For example there's a lengthy back-and-forth between several MaidSafe engineers and Ethereum researcher Vlad Zamfir — who dubs the Parsec protocol "overhyped" and a "marginal innovation if that"… so, er, ouch.
Although many people are comparing Bynes to Lindsay Lohan, who is now infamous for her countless arrests and court dates, Lohan herself chimed in on the situation, tweeting on Sept. 16, "Why did I get put in jail and a nickelodeon star has had NO punishment(s) so far?" Ouch.
"Rehearsals have been so much fun but ouch ouch ouch," she said.
I reasoned that I'd trade off a little bit in size for the movies I wanted to watch, but normal TV would fill the whole screen (until 2006 -- ouch!), so the triplets couldn't really hurt it.
Capital gains distributions at your new fund have skyrocketed, and (ouch!) so have your taxes.
Ouch – so basically most of the 30 million so-called active blogs are in reality dead, and Microsoft expects a mere 300,000 sites to effectively migrate to WordPress.com (which currently hosts just south of 14 million blogs).
If he is too rough, bump him (don't hit!) on the nose and say "ouch!" so he knows he hurt you.
Forbes highlights that the Wii U is Nintendo's slowest-selling piece of hardware since the Virtual Boy (ouch, burn), so it's likely that'll be replaced with a machine incorporating some new-fangled control innovation to trump the U's GamePad.
