Sentence examples for wham from inspiring English sources

[Wham wham wham wham wham wham wham wham wham wham wham wham wham.] All right, I think it worked.

And then [wham wham wham wham wham] the fucking staples STILL aren't coming out! [Wham wham wham wham.] And now they're coming out three at a fucking time!

[Wham wham wham wham wham wham wham.] Did it work?

[Wham. Wham wham wham wham wham wham wham wham wham.] Oh, how ridiculous of me.

Chopin and Boccherini one minute, then – wham! – they're in the whorehouse.

Then Kapow!, Wham!, Splat! and by 2004 Marvel's X-Men, Spider-Man and the Avengers had left DC's Batman and Superman trailing with their capes between their legs.

Nadal is 28 now and the way he plays, his all-action physicality, his wham-bam Superman style, is going to take a toll.

The pas de deux that he added at the openings of Acts I and III look a little like the wham-bang love duets of Kenneth MacMillan, for years the chief choreographer of England's Royal Ballet, where Wheeldon started out, but the new Gypsy dances in Lillas Pastia's disreputable tavern have the wonderful, knitted rhythms of real flamenco.

"Wham-O has always felt that when the world is in kind of a messy way and people are unhappy, something like the hoop lets them just forget everything while they go crazy for a minute or two spinning around," one of the company's vice-presidents said when the scented hoop was unveiled.

Both she and her nemesis returned in three sequels of markedly contrasting flavours: James Cameron's wham-bam Aliens (1986), David Fincher's clammy, intense Alien³ (1992) and Jean-Pierre Jeunet's comic-book-style Alien Resurrection (1997).

On entering the Wanderers arena on Saturday morning no one would or could have thought that the match, even in this era of wham-bam cricket, would finish that evening, only the third of the match.