Sentence examples for lordy from inspiring English sources
interjection
Expressing mild emotion, such as exasperation or frustration.
- Lordy! Where's he off to now?
Victoria Summerley will be afloat, but if you're not on a boat, our map will show you what's happening where Lordy, lordy, and you thought the Chelsea Flower Show was all about flowers, trees and water features.
Crucial dialogue is sometimes lost as the sound of servants singing spirituals and work songs ("Oh, lordy, pick a bale of cotton") drifts from the wings.
But, lordy, exotic skins don't come cheap, with many models topping $2,000.
But lordy, can Zulli draw.
"Oh lordy that's a miserable thing to read," writes Nick Evans of Nike's description of their FA Cup ball (11 mins).
And lordy, what about that grooming?
We may have been becoming better cyclists, but lordy we were dull.
"I like the underdog, women who struggle," Bassett says, and "Waiting to Exhale" essentially divided Bassett's black-lordy-lord-struggling-woman screen presence into four characters.
At first glance, Lordy Rodriguez's delineations of the North and South Poles seem nearer our traditional notions of what a map should be.
It is the work of the California artist Lordy Rodriguez, known for inventing his own topographies.
