Sentence examples for aaah from inspiring English sources
noun
Initialism of American Association for the Advancement of the Humanities
Credit View full screen Here at the Book Bench, we have been known to drop a foolish amount of money on — or at least oooh and aaah over — a seductively beautiful art book, and we certainly have nothing against fashion.
When he sings, "There's a fear I keep so deep, knew its name since before I could speak," the band joins in with a barrel-chested wordless melody — "Aaah, aaaaah" — as if setting up a campfire in the middle of a nightmare.
"Aaah!" he dithered, then hightailed it up the stairs, returning to join Stroman at curtain time.
Brazil is a big, uneven, still-developing country that, paradoxically, most of us love from afar and romanticize unequivocally most of the time (aaah, Ipanema, Rio, Ronaldinho, Gisele Bündchen, samba!, and so forth).
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Here at the Book Bench, we have been known to drop a foolish amount of money on — or at least oooh and aaah over — a seductively beautiful art book, and we certainly have nothing against fashion.
"Daddy's coming to visit and y'all are going to the Northside carnival!" "Aaah!" they screeched in tandem and went tearing through the apartment, careering from couch to chair to bed.
And, while there is a fine theatrical tradition of using impressive mechanical creations instead of the real thing, well-trained livestock bring an added aaah-factor.
"Aaah-wayyy!" he said to his border collie, Sam, who shot off and skirted a herd of about 70 Black Angus steers.
The museum's goal is that children "come with an 'eeew' and leave with an 'aaah — that's interesting,' " Ms. Terzulli said.
"Yes, the killer definitely stapled the victim's eyelids to this bicycle seat as a message, and that message is that an artist's work is never complete… I mean… aaah….
