Sentence examples for hey of the from inspiring English sources
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wyman: (To Reagan) Hey "diarrhoea-of-the-mouth," shut up!
WHAT'S THE DELAY?" "Hey, hey!" one of the men who'd recently entered our cell — the police had barged into his apartment in the middle of the night and accused him of dealing — suddenly yelled, ending the chant.
So sings Neil Young, on My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue), a line later seared into the public conscience when Kurt Cobain quoted it in his suicide note.
Read about (for example) the hey day of the US steel industry, the Sykes Picot agreement as it was being formed, or the partition of Africa.
Although I think the hey day of the iPod Nano watch is over, they seem far too charming to just ignore.
The Hairy and Hey subfamilies of the bHLH (basic helix-loop-helix) proteins primarily function as transcriptional repressors that direct metazoan development [ 80].
All hail Georgette Heyer: queen of the Regency period and devilish good fun.
Wall Street's powerhouses agreed to take on mountains of debt, with little protection, during the hey-day of the buyout craze.
"Hey," one of the lifeguards says to Fawad, pointing at Jack. "He's coming in".
