Sentence examples for most whoa from inspiring English sources
I don't know, TechFit seems to be the most "whoa, neat" thing that'll be at the tournament, England's performance post-John Terry notwithstanding.
And most importantly: Whoa! Robot bugs!
I said, 'Whoa, whoa, whoa.
He then mouthed the word "Whoa!" Most years, Hollywood insiders have a good idea who will go home with an Academy Award.
(Homemade German chocolate cake! Whoa!) For most of the rest of the day, as the sky clouded, we sped through valleys thick with farmland, followed companionable streams through the woods and rose and fell with steep, rolling hills.
Salamanders and newts breathe through their skin (whoa!), like most amphibians, and they both thrive in cool, moist habitats; the similarities do not stop there, but they are also very different: Red-backed salamanders lay their eggs terrestrially, while Red-spotted newts lay theirs in water, live on dry land as juveniles, and then complete their life cycle in the water.
And to inequality and injustice most of us said, "Whoa!
The most important question has, of course, exactly the same form, but – whoa cowboy!
