Sentence examples for The oui from inspiring English sources

The "OUI" charge is used in just a few states, including Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

As for the Oui confessional, Bill O'Reilly said: "So what?

The "we" in that sentence is more noxious, in Canada, than was the "oui" to Bush.

The New York Times alone has, as of Friday, published nine articles referring to the Oui interview.

The girl DJ with the Oui centerfold black molasses voice comes on the air: "Thin Lizzy: 'Boys Are Back In Town'.

The fellow-travelling "Liberation has made a daily humorous specialty of perverting the "Oui" poster now on all city billboards by tacking a new anti-de Gaulle slogan over the poster's lower portion.

Attributions of French oil paintings may or may not be valuable knowledge anymore, but the slide show, the radiant screen and the oui-non sound effects were an efficient way to teach it.

At night, the Hell's Kitchen bowling alley is the kind of swinging joint where you might find Brian Fantana, the Oui-era Casanova whom Rudd reprises in "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues".

Ed and I commiserated over the confusion that reigns between the Greek for "yes" and "no". The German ja and nein have a clear resemblance to "yes" and "no". The French oui and the Italian sì and the Spanish sí come easily enough, and all the Romance languages even Portuguese rely on the basic sound of no: no, non, não.

"While I was there," she says, "I decided I wanted to get serious about golf, so I left for the States". Oui attended the David Ledbetter Golf Academy in Orlando, where everyone's serious about golf, and was named the academy's Player of the Year in 1998.

You're looking for the word "oui," for that's how the exec, one Stéphane Richard, finishes the statement, "According to Le Point, in a couple of days Apple will be releasing its tablet computer…".