Sentence examples for ouch that from inspiring English sources

(Ouch, that was harsh).

Photograph: rex Features 1.26pm BST Ouch that looks painful.

(Ouch: that really dates me, doesn't it?) But it seems like every time I caught up with Webb he was switching coaches.

Several studies have suggested that it isn't just a reflexive response, the way your hand pulls back involuntarily from a hot stove, but a version of the ouch! that hits you in your conscious brain.

Ouch, that will be up on ID websites faster than one can bat an eye.

But ouch — that name.

I can toss off the chestnut, apple, and celery-root soup in Daniel Boulud's "Café Boulud" cookbook (if I buy the chestnuts cooked, peeled, and in a can) and have even produced a credible rémoulade; the moans and howls and alarming ouches that still punctuate my encounters with a chopping board and celeriac are usually sufficient to drive my husband from his study to finish the chopping for me.

You then ask them "Well, babies don't say ouch, does that mean that babies don't feel pain?" They'll most likely change their answer to be a bit broader (always try to get them to concede the broadest definition for an idea (i.e. murder, life, pain), this allows for you to make your point part of that definition).

They are performed with the usual daredevil panache and ouch-that-must-kill elasticity by the assembled international hordes.

6.47pm BST 88 mins: That's Beto's last action, the Portugal goalkeeper having spent the last few minutes pulling dramatic ouch-that-hurts faces, goes off with Eduardo replacing him.

(Ouch. That's a lot to know already).