Sentence examples for feeling hey from inspiring English sources

"We're sort of feeling, 'Hey, you know what, you're the guys with the problem,' " she continued, referring to church officials.

"It gives you the feeling, 'Hey, this software is listening to me.'" MACH keeps track of weak language, like utterances of "Mmm," "Uhh," and "Basically".

"He certainly had the feeling, 'Hey, it's sports, it's fun and games, let's not get carried away with it.' " Mr. Fimrite was the magazine's chief baseball writer for 10 years.

Perhaps halfway through the season, when you could see how well Leicester were going and that the big clubs were not going, you could start feeling, hey, attention, this might be possible.

As an author with a couple of bestselling books, that has happened to me a few times, and while it may have hurt my feelings (hey, I'm human), it's a reasonable reader expectation to have error-free writing.

When I got to a business environment, it was a natural feeling that hey, we've got to win.

"In the past, Ghost would tell him, 'This is your part.' Now that Tommy has been putting together his own operation, he's feeling like 'Hey, I know these things.

The fact that this process has really gone fairly smoothly is the type of thing that does create some feelings of unity among the caucus and even some feeling of, 'Hey guys, maybe we can do this.'" And, Greenberg added, "many Republicans care about this issue more than" anything else, so there is deep commitment to this bum rush.

Well, his movies are now drunk on that feeling – the hey-presto magic of someone digging themselves out of a corner with a deep chug of self-belief – all the time.

Their feelings of 'Hey, whatever…'.

"I kept hearing about people having their Hillary encounters -- first all my friends, and then my daughter at school, and then I started feeling -- Hey, what about me?" Ms. Hodara said.