Sentence examples for line of oh from inspiring English sources

That would be an anthemic, military-tinged march beat, a wordless vocal line of "oh," "ah" or "nyah-nyah" that might be doubled by a glockenspiel, and a lyric that touches on a cultural or religious hot button — one is "Velvet Elvis," about caressing a portrait, and another is "Sister Wife," referring to Mormon polygamy and telling her rival, "Get the hell out, it's my night".

Bianca Ryan made her acting debut in a walk-off appearance in the 2005 film 12 and Holding; her character is shown at a school function singing the final line of "Oh! Susanna", thanking the audience, and leaving the stage.

"I may be misremembering this," admits Thomas Jenkins, "but when KP got out yesterday didn't Boycott on TMS say something along the lines of 'Oh Kevin!

We sat, horror-struck, as Bruce said something along the lines of "oh, you're his father are you?

It might be something along the lines of "oh yeah, I hear they're doing well" or "where did this thing come from".

It might be something along the lines of "oh yeah, I hear they're doing well" or "where did this thing come from". The reality is, we're not quite sure either, but it's here and it seems on the rise.

The first time you actually form a thought about the fact that you are dead, that thought might be along the lines of "oh, other people are not this" rather than "Jesus Christ I am dead".

If you are a girl and they are a boy, say something along the lines of "oh, it's that time of the month.

People feel obliged to say something along the lines of, "Oh, you're much prettier", which is obviously not true.

More often than not, you get something back along the lines of "Oh, this old dress/shirt/purse?" or "Thanks, but …" or "My hairdresser/friend helped me".

Just for the record — the standard response of any party stung by a mostly correct investigative story is to lash back with something along the lines of: Oh, the falsehoods, inaccuracies and misrepresentations are too numerous to recount!