Sentence examples for the phew from inspiring English sources
interjection
Used to show relief, fatigue, or surprise.
Unsurprisingly the headlines in the Irish press revolved around the phew and it all working out OK for the retiring Irish centre.
The "Phew! They've got him!" school of journalism seems to have triumphed in much of the reporting of the five Suffolk murders.
The article is organised as follows: in Section 2 we describe the serial version of the phew algorithm.
It is therefore crucial that the phew allows the order of mergers to change without causing different results.
A more challenging situation for the phew algorithm is posed by high-resolution zoom simulations of one single halo.
The phew runtimes for the (1024^{3}) box are divided by a factor of 8 for comparison with the runtimes for the 5123 box.
When using the same number of MPI tasks that was used for the actual simulation, the runtime of phew ({sim}10 %) the time it takes to advance the simulation by one time step.
Run to the window — phew!
Beck, the latest (phew!) Scandi drama for all those who have been sadly deprived of subtitles, kicked off insultingly well.
While boarding a plane for Hobart, news trickled through that Eoin Morgan had won the toss – phew!
"But Andreas, what has this got to do with climate change?" He thinks for a moment and then says, triumphantly: "You know, we need heroes like Robin Hood to save the world!" Phew!
