The word "eee" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not used in regular English.
Asus's first Eee PC was a puny device with a screen measuring only seven inches (18 centimetres) diagonally, a midget keyboard and flash memory instead of a hard disk.
The tiny Asus Eee PC, little bigger than a paperback book and weighing less than a kilogram, sold more than 300,000 units in 2007 alone.
The Extreme Economic Events (the EEE)?
6. Asus Eee PC X101CH Currys.co.uk, £209.99 This petite and light notebook makes others look like giants.
Its Eee PC, released in 2007, was the first netbook on the market, which prodded other companies to build their own mini-laptops priced at the equivalent of $400 or less.
In "Holes" and, even more spectacularly, in his "Wayside School" trilogy, Sachar combined sparse prose with Dadaist setups to create a style that's echoed today by deadpan literary tricksters like Tao Lin ("Eeeee Eee Eeee").
And then I heard Forget, with its catchy drawn-out chorus ("Forgee-eee-et! All the words that made you break my heart") and had to hear more.
In White Ravens, he draws on "Branwen Daughter of Llyr", the second story of the Mabinogion (pronounced in Welsh as mab-in-og-eee-on) for his Second World War tale.
Every night about midnight it start "clank-eek-clank-eek," and the "squee-ee-eee," of the axle when the wind shifts against the vane.
On "Come On Lord," he moans something like "Mmmm-eee-yi-yi-mmmm / I want / To be right / For a change," before chanting "Come on, Lord!" exactly twenty-one times.
Herrmann's score will play out note for note except for one divergence: The climactic scene in the cellar will feature his original cue, which Hitchcock replaced with a recurrence of the eee-eee-eees.
