Sentence examples for said hiya from inspiring English sources

"Just pulled in and said, 'Hiya, Grannie, I'm John Wayne, here's a hair clip'?" "All those guys used to sail up from Hollywood in their yachts.

Essentially, yes: what has happened here is we have walked up to the hoaxer, said, "Hiya, could you very immediately hoax us," and then they rubbed their little hoax-y hands with glee and said: yes.

@lizlalia tweets us to say: Hiya, I made a stop-motion music vid for @SBTRKT using mice knitted from your pattern.

Some bizarre freaky person wearing colours never found in nature would appear, grinning like a ventriloquist's doll of Jack Nicholson, saying: "Hiya, Sdockholm, here are the vodes from Filthistan, bud first may I say whadda fandastic show you're pudding on there!

Ordinary people of Glasgow taking the time to say "Hiya.

Mr Bishop, 71, answers the phone by saying "Hiya ducky", and says he regularly uses the full phrase "ay up me duck" in conversation.

Anyone who has vaguely passable Photoshop skills and who has spent the last month fielding calls saying, "Hiya, it's Ginsters!

In the words of the Superdawg, one of Chicago's iconic hot dog stands, I look forward to welcoming you by saying "Hiya, from the bottom of my pure beef heart".

I have a couple of tests coming up, maybe you could give me some tips about how I could do as well?" defer.add img); If you heard that they aced a job interview, say, "Hiya, I heard that you did great on your job interview.

Although his clippings have a few references to "Bill and Bobbyby," he settled on "Bob Hope" — not just because it read well on a marquee but because it had, he said, "more 'Hiya, fellas' in it".

He mentions one brother who gave him a call after getting out of prison and the first thing he said was: "Hiya kid, can you lend us 67,000 quid?" The last time he had been in touch was seven years previously when Abbott lent him £10,000.