The phrase "as a hey" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and lacks clear meaning or context.
Example: "I was surprised by his response, as a hey, I didn't expect that."
Alternatives: "as a greeting" or "as a remark".
Much as Banks wants to come across as a hey-girlfriend confidante to the contestants, she in fact heightens the atmosphere of anxiety, by drawing out the elimination at the end of each episode for as long as possible, and by emphasizing that the loser will have to leave "immediately".
Usually a wolf clad in sheepskin and trying to generate interest in a stock, as in "Hey, I'm a newbie to this board and this stock looks really promising.
"I love how funny and surprising it is to say, 'Hey, we as a team recognize what you're doing and, ha-ha, we flipped the switch,'" Rodiek said.
You will, however, have a much better time if you can sit there for several hours rather than treating it as a quick "hey let me kill 10 minutes" fix.
As a parent, hey, as an adult in a society where sharing more is the norm, we need to more closely monitor exactly what it is these kids are sharing.
Rachel Maddow makes it a practice on her show to invite right-wing pols who don't particularly want to be on her show, and then announces when they don't show up as a smiling "Hey, we tried" mea culpa.
Sending a photo or video DM on Snapchat before so much as a simple "hey" might cause someone to never open your snap if they don't know you IRL. (Hint: they may be concerned that it's a dick pic, and you know what, it probably is one).
His father retired as a chef at Hey Lemon Restaurant in the Bronx.
"I wasn't introduced to him as, 'Hey, this is a future potential president of the United States,' " Williams recalled.
"If a patient is having problems adapting I can talk about it as: 'Hey, I was there.
