Sentence examples for hey which from inspiring English sources
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Alder Hey, which is one of four stand alone children's hospitals in the UK, provides care for over 275,000 children and young people every year.
It was a lame "hey," which has become a giant pet peeve.
Luckily, all I said in my drunken state was "hey," which, obviously, he didn't respond to for 12 hours.
"But I said to myself: 'Hey, which of those guys ever won Mr. Universe?
The lyrics speak of broken hearts and lives torn apart and words never said, but the crowd is more concerned with the chorus that is interspersed with several staccato shouts of "Hey!", which they bellow between sips of bottled beer.
The first was "Hey Hey Baby", which studio chief Jim Stewart thought sounded too much like Little Richard.
'Box of Secrets' has an assured swagger, scorching solos, handclaps and "hey, hey!" shoutalongs which are at odds with the subject matter (generally the kind of tension-wracked, paranoid relationships that are crying out for professional counselling).
The new-wave-influenced naïf rockers the Cloud Room garnered wild, though deeply underground, buzz for their best song, "Hey Hey Now," which never broke into the larger indie-pop consciousness.
Based on iTRAQ proteomics analysis, western blot and immune staining, we confirmed that the expression of Cyclin E, SKP2, Stathmin in HEY PGCCs with budding daughter cells were higher than those in control HEY cells, which may provided new insight into how PGCCs and regular cancer cells are coordinately regulated in the progression of human ovarian carcinomas.
Ms. Pope was already a major-label castaway as the lead singer of Hey Monday, which achieved middling success at the intersection of emo and mall-punk.
