Sentence examples for if ahem from inspiring English sources
When the newest ingenue comes to town (Collins Virginian Marla Mabreyy), the time must come to see if – ahem – rules don't apply.
The part of the piece you may have heard before (especially if, ahem, you've been reading us) concerns the unintended consequences of the law: the burden placed on police officers, the frightening away of foreign investment, businesses deciding to locate elsewhere, fruit rotting in the field, Latino children being kept home from school.
Ultimately, they decided that LinkedIn was in a better competitive position if it, ahem, linked in with Microsoft.
Even a tune as sparkly as this is made to sound as if the, ahem, light is shining somewhat dimly.
Still, there is potential for embarrassment or harm if sensitive (ahem) photos get stolen or shared out through your social accounts.
I honestly don't know what that last bit means, but I assume that if you, ahem, Tumbl, you grok what I'm getting at.
But even, ahem, if it's not, they'll soon get the gist.
He wondered aloud, ahem, if this was really worth his and the therapist's time.
There are more barnet-based puns than you can shake a hairy stick at and it's fun if not exactly, ahem, gripping.
Giddeon Reeling and others who make spaces fun and playful - get on to this! Ahem, if anyone fancies doing it, here's a pdf outline of what they did.
You'll need deep pockets, both to buy and carry this thing, but if you're – ahem – a "core" gamer with a love of epic gameplay design, I doubt you'll regret it.
