The phrase "a wow from" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or incomplete.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express surprise or admiration coming from someone or something, often in a casual or conversational tone.
Example: "I received a wow from my friends after showing them my latest artwork."
Alternatives: "an impressive reaction from" or "a great response from".
The reactions range from wide-eyed stares to somber nods to a "Wow" from a younger woman.
That jump drew a "wow" from Jessica Benbow, an Arbitron spokeswoman, after a scroll through her database for the numbers.
Even the darkest evil is brightly beautiful in "The White Snake," a play that doesn't want a single scene to whiz by without a wow from the audience.
Ice-cream from a machine is the easiest way to ensure your creation gets a "Wow!" from friends, even though you've essentially just made a custard, tipped it into a machine and pressed "On".
Fossilised clams and lobsters, an ammonite full of crystal, an ammonite made of fool's gold, a tiny shark's tooth, and then a "wow!" from Agnieszka alerted us to another choice discovery: a fragment of bone from a plesiosaurus, the Godzilla of marine dinosaurs.
The humor, if you choose to find it funny, comes from A) wow... he really is a loser and B) wow... he honestly thinks that he had a wonderfully romantic evening.
With its signature quirky approach to providing shoppers with a WOW experience from their computers and mobile devices, Zappos even offers to school others on the secrets of its success.
Courageously, Peter McCrea threw in a bottle of his 1973 vintage -- a 30-year-old chardonnay that turned to be extraordinary and drew a hearty "Wow" from our guest panelist.
The car drew a collective wow from the press members who trekked to the far end of the sprawling Messe Frankfurt exhibition grounds to find it.
We showed students the large 6-mm tube and asked them to hypothetically predict the result and then unfolded the 2-m-high paper cylinder with 4000-ml collection volume; this immediately elicited an exclamatory "Wow!" from the class.
Each track starts with a "wow!" moment then proceeds from there.
