Sentence examples for oopsy from inspiring English sources

Current odds: 125/1 He ticks the British box arguably more than any of the other contenders but considering he can't really be arsed with acting much these days and we run the risk of hearing "Oopsy daisy!" muttered at inappropriate times a la Notting Hill, this is extremely unlikely.

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24 April, 11am ROCK AND POP Chipmunk Proud2, London The 20-year-old north-London grime star, aka Jahmaal Noel Fyffe, has achieved plenty in his short career: a platinum-selling debut album, five Top 10 hits including "Oopsy Daisy" and "Champion", and two MOBO awards.

Eighteen-year-old Tottenham rapper Chipmunk (Jahmaal Noel Fyffe to his mum), who recently had his first No 1, the infernally catchy Oopsy Daisy, shortly after receiving his A-level results (B, C and D in drama, sociology, and critical thinking, since you're asking) cites "watching Dizzee grow" as his biggest formative influence.

Back in 2009 she was the uncredited vocal on Chipmunk's chart-topping Oopsy Daisy, before appearing on three Wiley singles in a row in 2012/13, including the inescapable pool-side anthem, Heatwave.

"Oopsy-daisy," says one soldier disposing of a prisoner prematurely by pushing him "with a little playground shove" into a ditch of stakes, while Tom's sister Kate writes from England with Mitfordesque expressions of impregnable frivolity: "As for me, / I'm perfectly safe and bored, bored, bored".

telegraph.co.uk Oopsies Builders sent in to renovate an 18th century chateau in western France's Bordeaux wine region reduced it to rubble instead, according to the Russian owner of the property.

To the millions of Americans who are out of work and may never get another job thanks to premature fiscal austerity, the VSPs would like to say, "oopsies!" Or maybe not even that.