The phrase "aye with" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion without proper context.
Example: "Aye with the crew, we set sail at dawn."
Alternatives: "I agree with" or "I am with.".
The concert began with invocations of orishas, deities from the African pantheon, and their dances: the mischievous Elegua with dancers in red and black; the powerful Oya as a crowned female warrior; and the healer Babalu-aye, with dancers in purple performing cleansing rituals.
I've also enjoyed their discomfiture at having to interrupt their matey why aye, mans with terms and conditions after the phone vote scandals of the past.
Aye Captain With the Red Bulls unwilling to expose Thierry Henry to games on consecutive days, Coach Hans Backe handed the captain's armband to center back Tim Ream, 23, for Saturday's match against Paris St. Germain.
The Legionella strains were cultured on charcoal-yeast extract (CYE) agar plates or ACES-buffered yeast extract (AYE) broth with appropriate antibiotics as needed.
Before challenge of mammalian cells, bacteria were grown overnight in AYE broth with appropriate additives and grown to post-exponential phase (A600 > 3.5) until greater than 50% of the bacteria were judged to be motile by microscopy.
Meanwhile, out West, riders of the purple sage used the word in the farrago of interjections and exclamations beginning with y: yippy-aye-ay, yowee, yea, yo.
As the rest of the world busts a gasket over dying pelicans, we sent Baby Balls down to Louisian-aye-ay to hang out with some humans whose lives just got smothered in oil.
Anyone with a D after his or her name said, "Aye," and anyone with an R said "No".
Fourteen Republicans cast ayes along with all the members of the Democratic caucus.
"My mum's very vocal about me, aye," he says with a wince.
