Sentence examples for subject hey from inspiring English sources
If you're concerned that a clueless friend will show up underdressed, ask a mutual friend to broach the subject: "Hey, Jack.
Seeing Norberto, the boy changed the subject: "Hey, Norberto, you know how people get the teardrop tattoo on their cheek the first time they kill someone?
If you were a donor, you probably saw a few emails from Barack Obama with the simple subject "Hey".
The program, known as a Trojan horse, arrives in the form of a file that is attached to an e-mail message with the subject line "hey you"; the message suggests that the attachment, "mine.zip," is a collection of pictures.
Unfortunately, it's hard to find a woman out there who hasn't been cat-called on the street, subjected to "Hey baby, you look good!" and "Why won't you smile?" comments while she's simply trying to get from point A to B. That's why we seriously respect Lindsey, the 27-year-old Minneapolis woman who typed back to a man who hollered at her last Friday.
(In 2012, the Obama campaign found that more people clicked on messages with the subject line "Hey" than any other).
Any decent publisher would have ordered the author to spend another six months with his subject - but hey, this is Bill Bryson". Readers love Bryson; some critics spit with hatred.
And I don't think I've ever heard a lamer attempt to change the subject than: "Hey, is anyone married?" The self-satisfied gurning seems to last for centuries.
At death, the portrait was inserted into the deceased's mummy wrappings". Many of the portraits are idealized renderings of the deceased prior to their time of death and may not always be an accurate recreation of the subject, but hey, why not use a little ancient Photoshop if you have the means?
But most of those services feel like nerdy school projects from the Geocities era, whereas there's something rather quaint about Phoenix, not least Benitez's cheery instructional video (his chosen subject line: "Hey Mom it's me Enrique!").
If you have a pickle that needs to be unbrined, click here to send an inquiry with the subject line "Hey Ron!" and you may just find your answer in next week's installment.
