Sentence examples for like wha from inspiring English sources

They'd all taken reassurance in one another's indifference and shared their amazement about another neighbor: "She was married as long as I was," Linneah remembered, "and she had four kids and she was P.T.A. president, and she was ready to go with her husband 24/7, and we were all like, Wha?" That spring of the Flibanserin trial, Linneah and her friends agreed that they weren't sensing any shift.

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When my dogs read this, we was like, "Wha?" An' we wasn't the only ones.

We're mad at journalists!" And then most of the internet was like, "Wha?" Well, science still doesn't know what went down there, but a new study available on Plos One demonstrates that sexist behavior and crappiness at video games might actually be correlated, and there might be a simple evolutionary explanation.

Bandai's Ginza-themed diorama speaker broke cover days ago and most of us was like, "wha?

The Japanese guys in the bunker would be listening in, like "Wha?

You know, it's like wha-what??" Though they probably don't put as much thought into it as Pam, some people are artists with the punctuation keys.

Soon, he was appearing at Greenwich Village clubs like Cafe Wha?, The Living Room, Papa Hud's and the Bitter End.

"Greenwich Village folk scene in places like Cafe Wha? and Cafe Au GoGo in the 60s move directly east into the East Village in the late 60's," he points out.

Wha's like us? Hardly anyone, thank God.

By Charles Meier.Princeton University Press; 464 pages; $29.95.John Wiley; £21.95In this section Bidder beware Wha's like them?