Sentence examples for to yay from inspiring English sources

Could there possibly be another more important reason to Yay! today than this?

Another variation is to add the letter "Y" to the beginning of a word that starts with a vowel, in addition to adding "yay" to the end.

I'm not going to say yay or nay to anything at the moment, I've got a mortgage to pay," she said.

A week after teasing the Internet by giving celebrities like Mr. Seacrest a first look to test it or, most likely, to build up a ready set of excited endorsements — WAY TO GO YAY !! :) — Twitter has granted all 200 million users access to its much-anticipated music service, which suggests songs to listen to by scanning the service's posts for music references.

But good cover mechanics (the ones that let you move between cover smoothly) are fun to use, so yay to that, too.

@sarahussein my fingers hurt — Mostafa Hussein (@moftasa) 10 May 12 Back to religion!! Yay! #monazarat #shootme — Arwa Gaballa (@ArwaGaballa) 10 May 12 Mr. Moussa is now trying to drive a wedge between Mr. Aboul Fotouh and his conservative religious supporters.

Tube drivers are set to go on strike for 48 hours from 4 February, providing a legitimate excuse for your lateness to work (yay!) but shortening your time in bed as you prepare for a circuitous forced detour to the office (very boo).

"We had an opportunity to vote yay or nay, and most of us voted yay.

(Among the funnier gags: young Newton's tendency to titter "Yay!" when anything goes his way).

(Ages 9 to 12) 9 8 2 YAY, YOU! written and illustrated by Sandra Boynton.

"Coal seam gas is very divisive and while it is a state-based issue, I do think farmers should have the right to say yay or nay on their property," McCormack said.