Sentence examples for the hooray from inspiring English sources

And Dennis Dodd of CBSSports.com leads the "hooray for college football" team.

He felt it had not included the little people: HS2 Ltd haven'tt really met anybody – only those that want a free lunch, the hooray Henrys".

(Two) Why not cut down those work galoshes to make a pair of fetching combat sandals — sexy, but not sexy enough to deflect our resolute swineherds from keeping their eyes on shovelling the Hooray for Kim Jong-un hog wallow?

You'd bring down the ticket prices which are, please admit it, utterly unaffordable for the kind of people who used to make Glastonbury special Plus you'd tone down the Hooray Henry contingent who don't really 'get it'.

The series has its downsides: by the second episode, it's evident the "Hooray Henry" mock-cartoon strip aimed at solving tired "fashion dilemmas" is to be a regular feature.

He was wearing the hooray uniform of red jeans and a blue blazer; set upon his broad shoulders and pipecleaner legs it made him look like the kind of guy who joins a soap opera and makes off with the unsuspecting widow's money.

But that is balanced at the end by the hooray-for-the-U.S.A. cheerleading that follows the escape and extends into the aftermath when bits of archival footage are brought in to underscore a belated and tacked-on message of international cooperation.

To the Editor: Hooray for "The Oz of the Middle East," Seth Sherwood's article on Dubai on May 8.

Peter M. Clark Hanover, N.H., Dec. 19 To the Editor: Hooray for the idea of rethinking the charitable deduction.

Robin Wight, president of Engine and WCRS "Mad Men captures the last hooray of the dinosaurs about to be challenged by the new generation who were to invent modern advertising in the 1960s.

Never in the original do the characters give the cheer "Hooray for poetry".