Sentence examples for it's ooh from inspiring English sources
But the blissed-out cosmic stuff – it's ooh, like, that's for me".
When you get to the bare bones of actual sex, it's "Ooh no, shock, horror".
It was, "Ooh, look – she's got three red stickers.
In the non-library world you're meant to unpin your hair, remove your spectacles and it's all, "Ooh, Miss Jones, you're so beautiful without your glasses".
It's the ooh-ah stage that the Treasury and its Hollywood agents are looking to exploit by lobbying the pop culture world for as much free exposure as possible.
UWA (it's pronounced ooh-wah) was merging with a rival league and, for all intents and purposes, passing out of existence.
It's pronounced "ooh-roo-sigh".
"Top bants"; "Banter"; "It's just banter!"; "Ooh, my banter's fallen out!" – these are all common phrases in the UK, as British as pie and mash, or misery, or the Queen.
It's more like, "ooh, look at me," which, in Synovate's view, is more along the lines of how Apple does business.
My initial reaction when asked was, "Ooh!
