Sentence examples for ehs from inspiring English sources

But Worrall is not the only one who tells her story; it's split between the various company members who sing almost every bit of Worrall's drab and excited American voice, with its pauses and fillers — ahems and ahas and ehs and what-was-I-talking-about digressions — and out of it comes something no other American-based company has, to my knowledge, ever attempted.

The novel's fans will recognize the cadence of Botwanan English, with its charming formality and and "ehs" and "izzists?" that punctuate everyday conversation.

The teenager was said to have been plagued by symptoms related to a condition known as electro-hypersensitivity (EHS), according to The Mirror.

Jenny is believed to have began showing signs of EHS in November 2012 and her symptoms would worsen the closer she came to a wireless router, the inquest heard.

The family now want to raise awareness of EHS and are campaigning to remove wireless technology from nurseries and schools.

Coroner Darren Salter gave a narrative verdict, which did not include factors relating to EHS as no medical notes exist to prove Jenny suffered from the condition.

Gestores (pronounced hes-TORE-ehs) are a fixture in Mexico's byzantine bureaucracies, and some are entirely legitimate.

"Eh bien oui," he said in perfectly accented Mediterranean French that could have come from Marseille, "ça c'est la mosquée des Roumis.

As great comedy catchphrases go, "a little bit, eh?" isn't the most immediately striking.

But let's focus on that all important "might", eh?

Germans, eh? Mertesacker does not even mention the Wembley friendly between the nations from last November, when he headed his country's winner – a personal high in a season of stellar levels.