Sentence examples for whew of from inspiring English sources

When his coach recently said that Mr. Liu's back ailment was not a concern, you could almost hear the whew of national relief.

(Whew! All of those months of memorising my 'cocktail line' paid off!). 'My to-do list is never ending!

Good thing video games aren't judged in this manner — whew!!!" On Friday "The Cult of Perfection" was ranked the 346,106th best-selling book on Amazon.

At this distance — considering the "whew!" factor of what might have happened to us all — I don't know whether to assign their scheme praise or blame.

Such questions drift through the mind during this streamlined (two hours, 50 minutes — whew!) version of O'Neill's last completed drama, a resounding critical hit in London, directed with an emphatically comic slant by Howard Davies.

Most of them complimentary (whew) and many of them asking when I'd write another book (something every author wants to hear).

"It helps that I know my lines," McGinty says through a sign language interpreter, smiling broadly and adding the universal back-of-hand-across-forehead symbol for "Whew!" The character of Billy can only lip-read, because his parents felt that learning sign language would make him defined by his deafness.

We got Indians: "The Indians of New Jersey," "Indians of Southern New Jersey," "The Lenape or Delaware Indians: The Original People of New Jersey, Southeastern New York State, Eastern Pennsylvania, Northern Delaware and" -- whew! -- "Parts of Western Connecticut".

And those assorted little chilling moments of, "Whew!

"Chaos -- whew," Pierzynski said of the Twins' early miscues.

"It makes you look and say, 'Whew!' " Brian Rafalski said of Brodeur's big moments.