Sentence examples for said hurrah from inspiring English sources

And they all said, 'Hurrah,' and went down to their city rejoicing.

We finished saying 'Hurrah!

And many fans of books will say hurrah for that.

"So do you expect us to say, 'Hurrah for America'?" Iran's parliament passed its own legislation — two hundred and thirteen votes to ten — that forbid foreign access to its military, security, and sensitive non-nuclear facilities, as well as to its nuclear scientists.

"I don't know why people can't just say hurrah but maybe I'm being old fashioned," said Mr Stevenson.

Gołąbki, or golumpki in English, is a traditional Polish dish that will want to make you want to say hurrah (hooray in Polish).

"There's some reason to think this could have been inflation's last hurrah," said Stuart G. Hoffman, chief economist at PNC Financial Services in Pittsburgh.

The timing of Flintoff's announcement – on the eve of the biggest fixture in England's calendar – inevitably led to speculation that Lord's could be his 77th and final Test cap but Flintoff said one last hurrah in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval "would be a perfect end to my career".

Hurrah, said the locals, who bought Coram shares.

"Should I qualify, this will be my last hurrah," said the Peterborough-born star, who was made an MBE in 2012.

Nasser al-Dubaiby, the publisher of a local opposition weekly, Al-Hurrah, said he woke up Wednesday to find his living room in flames.