Sentence examples for the hoo from inspiring English sources
noun
A strip of land; a peninsula; a spur or ridge.
But let's return to the hoo call, which is also employed as part of a duet song by mated pairs.
Our walk and cycle around the Hoo had been as much as we'd have normally done on an away day.
The article has been talked about in the newspapers, and recordings of the hoo call were even played on the Today programme.
Only someone with a heart of stone can hear the hoo call and not want to be up there in the trees with the gibbons.
[11 04] edb2: is there part of you that wants to tell them, given all the hoo ha and success of the project?
"There was limitation in form space," Mr. Chakhansuri said, "and a separate letter containing additional details was sent subsequently to the HOO".
More baffling is the hoo-ha in the United States.
The "Hoo-boy!" that I used towards the top of this piece.
I feel left out of the hoo-ha around Aleksandr Orlov, the comparethemarket.com advertising meerkat.
But any post-punk homage to the father of impressionism was lost in the hoo-ha surrounding Lwin's nudity.
