Sentence examples for cue violins from inspiring English sources
That's the way I am.' Cue violins - I'm surprised he doesn't break into a rendition of 'My Way'.
This is her touching story in her own words (cue violins).
Stock prices for publicly-traded Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) and GEO Group both plummeted and last week CCA laid off 12percentt of its workforce (cue violins).
But the arguments in favor of it are similar (cue violins): Our poor, put-upon banks are going to be hamstrung around the world if they can't roll the dice with risky derivatives the way other foreign banks are allowed to do.
There's a word for an emotionless one-off transaction, but that's not what you romanced in your (cue violin) heartfelt appeal for funding.
As you say, there are endless versions of "Mummy's about to die," and we weep, and we hug... Cue the violins... Yes exactly, cue the violins.
But when I complained about things like this to Ellie, she just said, "Cue the violins".
But in "Black Mamba Boy," Mohamed presses hard on the buttons that cue the violins: hunger, backbreaking slaughterhouse work, the cheerless sorcery of the household women.
A lesser novel, or a film based on it, might have brought John and Kathleen together — cue the violins — to discover a love that transcends mere history and hatreds.
It has brought him a fortune estimated at £40m, and remarkably, we don't appear to resent him for it, despite its shamelessness, because – cue the violins – he genuinely appears to have given something back.
