Sentence examples for new hey from inspiring English sources
Someone just might write the new "Wild Thing" or the new "Hey Ya!" Too often, however, less is merely less.
Dewsnip spent four years at Carnegie PE college in Leeds and his first job – before Cardinal Heenan and Gerrard – was back in Liverpool at New Heys comprehensive school.
In their grave dedication to silliness, they most resemble the B-52's, a link made explicit on their new album, "Hey Hey My My Yo Yo," on which Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson sing backup.
All day, there were the traditional ("My body / my choice!"); the traditional, with new specifics ("Hey hey! Ho ho! Donald Trump has got to go!"); and the original ("Hands too small / can't build a wall!").
UPDATED with a new link, hey hey momma.
One can only imagine how all the mayor's conservative, small-town donors from out of state -- the folks he has been inflaming with letters about the fem-lib elitist Hillary supporting "so-called 'art' that seems deliberately calculated to offend religious people" and "disgusting... pornography" -- will react to the news of the Missus' racy new job: "Hey, Martha, get a load of this......
A new book, "Hey Mister, Throw Me Some Beads," collects Gilden's photographs of New Orleans Mardi Gras, taken between 1974 and 1982 — the photographer's first long-term personal essay made outside of New York, following his famed Coney Island series.
Eat Some New Clothes Hey there, moths!
— Robert Simonson Time Out New York: Hey, what's that undercurrent of flavor coursing through these new winter cocktails?
When I first heard that there was a new app, "Hey!
