Sentence examples for gee from inspiring English sources

It was like that moment in a corny Hollywood movie when the frumpy girl next door takes off her glasses and – aw, gee! – it's Grace Kelly!

As she prepared to make her first leader's speech to the Conservative Party conference in 1975, a speechwriter tried to gee her up by quoting Abraham Lincoln:In this section No ordinary politician Opinions divided ReprintsYou cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.

Mr Cameron has co-operated well with Barack Obama on one war, in Libya, failed to gee him up for another, in Syria, and spoken remarkably little to the president in between least of all about Iraq and Afghanistan, where Britain has expended £37 billion and 632 lives.

Taking a lesson from Lynton Crosby, the Conservative Party's campaign guru, Labour has cast around for policies that gee up its supporters and potential voters while driving a wedge into its opponents' ranks, causing division.

As she prepared to make her first leader's speech to the Conservative Party conference in 1975, a speechwriter tried to gee her up by quoting Abraham Lincoln:You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.

But it could also be because he's running out of money and needs to gee up the fat-walleted second-amendment crowd.

Well, I have spoken to Michael Mouse IFA and have been assured that a bet on the gee-gees would be a safer place to put my money.

Much of the coverage of the IoT (as some abbreviate it) has been of the "gee-whiz, isn't this great?" variety, and why not?

The past few months have seen a parade of proposed corporate marriages in all sorts of gee-whiz industries, from entertainment (Disney and Marvel) to information technology (Xerox and ACS).

It produces too few knowledge workers to attract the gee-whizz industries.

However, many of the gee-whiz gadgets that were developed to find IEDs sit unused in the trucks and rucksacks of those who are meant to use them.It always seemed to me that there were two problems with the developers.