Sentence examples for hah- from inspiring English sources

"Hah!" barked a spectator at the mention of the C-word.

"Oof, hah, good," she said.

Marooned in the interzone of high-rise developments behind Kings Cross, the old filling station has been re-purposed as a canalside gallery, bar and restaurant, and rebranded as – hah! – King's Cross Filling Station.

I have produced shows there for money (hah!) and for charity (mercifully, more profitably), and spent a few years, again for newsprint, reaping titbits.

Two synthesizer chords flash on either side of the rhythm while Destiny's Child approaches romance like boot camp: "Bring the noise, make me lose my breath / Hit me hard, make me lose my (hah hah) / Can you keep up?... I'm startin' to believe that I'm way too much for you / All that talk but it seems like it can't come through".

"Hah!" Lera's laugh entered the air with a cloud of breath.

This person has thought truthfully about what they're doing at this point and if you can make that work with your cameras, the lighting and all the other hoo-hah that's going on then you're gonna get a great performance.

But the rule doesn't work for Copen-hah-gen.Another little slip was perhaps more forgivable; he pronounced "Congo-Kinshasa" as "Congo-Kinsasha".

THIS leader in The Economist, commenting on the striking fact that Belgium has been without a new government for three months, has been causing a mini hoo-hah in the Belgian press, thanks to its suggestion that the country might not be greatly missed if it simply ceased to be.

Despite the protectionist hoo-hah ahead of the American presidential election in 2004, outsourcing to India has not slowed at all.

He spoke of the climate conference in "Copen-hah-gen".