Sentence examples for the geez from inspiring English sources

My world paused for a moment, and I saw the "geez, Mom, didn't you know that already?" look on my son's face.

But this time the Blondes in a Bob, the Ho in the Snow or the Geez on Skis have sullenly refused to materialise.

("The English, geez, they're so unconsciously imperialist").

Conservative writer Michelle Malkin, a primary source for talk radio hosts and author of the ultimate "geez, liberals are crazy!" tome "Unhinged", has been dutifully clipping out every example of Prop.

All Bette wanted was to see "Singing in the Rain," geez!

I thought I was gonna have this FABULOUS career right of the bat; geez, was I wrong.

"The urban people saying: 'Well, geez, the farmers should do more,' and the farmers saying: 'You're growing ornamental; we're growing food, we're providing jobs,'" she said.

I mean, geez, the E.P.A.? I'd been thinking more along the lines of, well, the vice presidency.

And the Jets -- geez, they're terrible.

All of sudden, geez, the rates have gone sky high".

(On Duke Ellington's big-band period: "Dullsville. Like watchin' paint dry". On Johnny Cash: "You mean Johnny Crack?" On the Beatles: "Oh, geez, please. Yuck").