Sentence examples for hey has been from inspiring English sources

"Hey!" has been part of pop for decades, but in 2013 Katy Perry's Roar set in motion a modern-day "reheyssance".

Hey has been shown to regulate neuron fate determination [ 55].

Recently, hey has been identified as a putative Notch target gene and is broadly expressed in Notch-responsive newly born postmitotic sibling neurons during embryonic and larval development [ 104].

Heyer has been the subject of a biography once before, by Jane Aiken Hodge in 1984, 10 years after Heyer's death at the age of 71.

Mr. Heyer had been president of worldwide sales at Turner Broadcasting.

Mr. Heyer had been considered the heir apparent, but the top job went instead to Neville Isdell, a Coke veteran who now becomes the third chief executive in seven years.

A trio of forgotten stories by the queen of Regency romance Georgette Heyer have been uncovered by her biographer and are due to be published, for the first time in almost 80 years, next month.

Heyer had been crossing the street.

Since Alder Hey there has been a transformation in the way that postmortem samples for scientific research are dealt with.

So not the absolute classic final we'd hoped for, but, hey, this has been a terrific Wimbledon.

Go back a week later see if it's still there, and it usually is, tell the manager "Hey, this has been here a while.