Sentence examples for most hey from inspiring English sources

Clearly, for most Hey Tea customers the queues weren't an annoyance they were an achievement to be unlocked.

Step two: remind everyone of the laws they're breaking in the most "hey kids, great party, love this pop tune but would you mind turning it down a bit" way.

I don't know that it's the best of the year, or the most important—hey there, Get Out, Lady Bird, and Call Me By Your Name (and Twin Peaks, if you're one of those people).

The announcement that a journalism school has a new dean usually elicits yawns in most quarters — Hey, there's a new headmaster at the buggy whip academy — but the news that Steve Coll had been named to replace Nicholas Lemann, effective this summer, was greeted as if a new Dumbledore had been named.

From the announcement in 1970 of his first No. 1 hit -- "Mama Told Me (Not to Come)," by Three Dog Night -- to this week's No. 1 -- most likely "Hey Ya!" by Outkast -- whatever Mr. Kasem has said in his warm, mellifluous and wholly distinctive voice has been invariably serious and positive.

Why on earth would it suggest you follow the people you tweet most about!?!? Hey numb nuts.

Dating Jennifer Lawrence would be way more than a little silver lining for most, but hey, this is Hollywood.

But before you settle in to an afternoon at Bar None, enjoy most ridiculous "Hey Dude" moments you forgot about.

Because most think "hey, what do I care, it could never happen to me anyway, I'm a good law-abiding person..."...

In 1962, he taught Paul McCartney his trademark holler, and McCartney repaid the debt with two of the Beatles' most ferocious covers, Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! and Long Tall Sally – the song that closed their last-ever public live show in August 1966.

Episode No. 58: The Most Dangerous Game Hey, radio listeners.