Sentence examples for created hey from inspiring English sources

Hannah Maté, 26, created Hey Sup Girl, a Tumblr made up of the terrible things men say on online dating sites and apps.

God coasts on the Gosling meme: his fan created "hey girl" dreaminess, his wet eyes from The Notebook and his attempt at good in The Place Beyond the Pines.

If they're able to come around and be friendly later, that's a positive - don't ruin the progress you've created (hey, watching how you acted with others convinced them you were actually a nice person) - don't let bitterness that they weren't able to instantly accept you to reverse their position.

She worked as a writer for Soup2Nuts' "Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist," and as a producer for its ABC children's show "Squigglevision," as well as creating "Hey Monie!" for Oxygen.

So if you want to set the mood for dinner, you can create a "Hey Google, dinner's ready" routine that turns up the music, turns off the TV and sets the temperature in the kitchen.

With Custom Routines, Google Home users will soon be able to set their own phrases to kick off a routine and selection of what Google promises are "one million Actions". So if you want to set the mood for dinner, you can create a "Hey Google, dinner's ready" routine that turns up the music, turns off the TV and sets the temperature in the kitchen.

Forced to put aside the works she called her "magnum opus" (a trilogy covering the House of Lancaster) to write more commercially successful works, Heyer eventually created a limited liability company to administer the rights to her novels.

4. OLIVES – Italian men are amazing kissers (and also the most rapey seeming of the Europeans, but hey, they created aqueducts!), so keep some olives in your pocket to make you smell more Italian! 5. SECRETS – Women love secrets.

The lowest reading-grade level was achieved by an informational flyer entitled "Hey Moms!" created by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services.

Gary added, "all we're saying is, 'Hey, you guys created the mess.

"Hey, Arnold!" was created by Craig Bartlett, a writer on "Rugrats," the Nickelodeon cartoon series about toddlers' adventures that is the highest-rated series on cable.