Sentence examples for well ah from inspiring English sources

'Ah well, ah well,' mumbled the former Secretary of State, who didn't even reach my brother's shoulder.

"Well ah," he said, "there's plenty of room for it".

("I'll give up my gun when everybody else does," he says, with a wry, superior glare. Well, ah, yes. That's how laws work; they impose the same rules on everyone, all at once, to overcome prisoners' dilemmas like this one).

Rose says "Well, ah, we basically have a big announcement for everyone.

I just felt … that anybody would say, well, ah, you know, it was your own fault or you were vulnerable or, you know, not that you asked for it, but you were in that position, what did you expect, or something like that, you know.

"Well, ah-ull be darned," said Charlotte's mother, "Fancy a hillbilly's daughter go-un to Dupont".

And with Kissinger, also quoted in Air Force: Nixon: You remember: We, we, we told Laird, "Keep pressure on there in March…." Laird knows G——— well, that ah, I told him, I said, "It's protective reaction".

Hollywood reporter Vernon Scott pulled out all the lingual stops: "While plots for mummy movies thicken and special effects provide more gaudy mayhem, the deep, primeval horror of the walking dead has been well, er, ah, deadened, so to speak".

Ah, ah, ah, ah, stayin' alive.

At the monthly resolution and longer, the IHV indices correlate with ak almost equally well as Ah with ak.

Theses paleosols have well developed 'Ah' and 'Btk' horizons representing prolonged land-surface stability when pedogenic processes outpace loess deposition.