Sentence examples for ahem it from inspiring English sources

We're closing this live blog now (having belatedly noted that the date on it was wrong – ahem, it's clearly not 2013) but before we go, here's a final post: a piece from the Perth theatre company Barking Gecko about their new show onefivezeroseven.

If I happened to be looking for a great, but kind of cheap new coffee table (ahem), it would be super useful to get a push notification when the keywords "coffee table" were mentioned on the groups I track.

As I ascend Sam's Knob without him (ahem, it's a chairlift) a flock of finches devours seeds from a feeder placed there.

We were doing press for our new album (ahem, It's a Bit Complicated, out on June 25, preceded by the single Direct Hit, available for download from June 11, with a B-side featuring a duet version of that song with Hank Starrs from the amazing Animals That Swim).

And of course, a growing chorus of scientists have also been trying to let us know that, ahem, it could also mean the end of human civilization.

Much like calculating Easter (except, for this column's purposes, the full moon has no bearing on when it appears -- although, upon reflection, it may occasionally influence the content... ahem), it's not as easy as it looks.

From a UX perspective, we keep learning that interfaces with constraints are successful, and it seems like such a straight-forward principle (140 characters, ahem), but it's kind of worthless on it's own.

Assuming – ahem – that it's a spectre at all..

It's also on something of a hiring spree at the moment – looking out at traditional media and cherry picking those (ahem) who it thinks can bring more value to the brand.

It's not, ahem, gorgeous; it's all white plastic, sharp angles and visible seams, with all the design panache of a Commodore 64.

It works a treat: they enjoy a union so steamy, they ascend to heaven as they, ahem, do it.