Sentence examples for that ay from inspiring English sources

Have you ever thought about that?" Ay yi yi there's the rub!

Have you ever thought about that?" Ay yi yi — there's the rub!

Burns portrays Calvinism's contradictions as ridiculous, advocating instead a religion based on innate virtue: in 'Epistle to a Young Friend' (1786), he counsels that 'where ye feel your Honor grip,/Let that ay be your border'.

The one that — ay — the one with the sex scandal".

Ay's wife, Tey, also served as the nurse of Nefertiti, Akhenaton's queen, and it has been surmised that Ay and Tey were her parents.

The one labelled Ay is actually Tutankhamun; here, the tell-tale sign for Reeves is that "Ay" has the same double-chin one sees in portraits of Tut — "It's the face of a child, an Amarna child," he told me.

Is that how Ay saw himself?

Although this general model of one-to-many alignments is the same, our method diverges from that of Ay et al. (2011) after this point.

A P-invariant is a non-zero vector y that solves Ay = 0, and a T-invariant is a non-zero, non-negative vector, x, that solves A T x = 0. P-invariants correspond to conservation laws of the network, while T-invariants represent the sequence of transitions that lead back to the initial marking [ 21].

It follows from (4.13) that (Ay-Py^{prime}ne0).

Bleomycin alone induced more DNA damage and the damage was removed more slowly in T24 and A431 than in AY-27 cells, consistent with the observation that AY-27 was more resistant to bleomycin.