Sentence examples for an exclamation from from inspiring English sources

What joy to begin this column with those unexpected words, like an exclamation from Robin after Batman has trapped some bank-robbing believers.

The song took its title from an exclamation from Lee Cohen, a Chicagoan friend of the band, at Brighton in May 1997.

He warned listeners that he might punctuate impossible feats with a short, sharp "cho," an exclamation borrowed from Xu Xin, a Chinese table tennis player he is fascinated with.

That would be equally humiliating for "U S A". 5.47pm: Tiger has played a fine approach to the fourth green, which has brough a new exclamation from the rednecks in the crowd: "Come on bayby, yee-hah, come on bayby".

But a wondering exclamation from Zelda — "What are the odds?" — hints at a revelation that will only be alluded to casually, although the audience is likely to guess it early on.

Whatever she meant to say next was drowned out by a collective exclamation from the show's hosts.

I thought the girls had fallen asleep until I heard a drowsy exclamation from Lucy: "Look at the sky!" We got out.

It doesn't really seem worth a separate post and an exclamation mark, somehow, coming from the last ball.

Monday night, the Thunder handed the Spurs their third straight loss, beating them 108-103 in what was one of the best games of the postseason, one that turned the series from an exclamation mark to a question mark.

It's an exclamation mark, a salute from a single gun, the starter's pistol for the celebrations to follow.

Armstrong, of course, put an exclamation point on his comeback from testicular cancer by winning the 1999 Tour de France.