Sentence examples for whoa's from inspiring English sources
Alan Sepinwall of The Star-Ledger deemed it "really good, in terms of keeping the momentum from last season going, servicing the characters and their emotions, and providing an appropriate number of 'Whoa's per hour".
"It's worthwhile," he added, "for someone to say, 'Whoa, let's take a look at this.' If anything, it raises questions about the expenditures and how pressured schools are to adopt technology".
It's not people in Africa who see malaria who say, Whoa, let's put the brakes on".
Then I go, "Whoa, let's examine this.
"Whoa, let's back the hell up!" Why?
I said, 'Whoa, whoa, whoa.
But "Great White Hunter" turned out to be a rerelease of "The Macomber Affair" (based upon the Hemingway story "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber"), a whoa-what's-happening-here sexual psychodrama directed by Zoltán Korda and starring Gregory Peck, Joan Bennett, and Robert Preston as the unlucky Macomber.
In graphic testimony to the dangers of the sharper turns, scores of black skid marks known as "Whoa Baby's" skew toward the guardrails.
Ms. Coolidge is greeted, by Kal Penn, with "Whoa, Stifler's Mom," a tribute to her role in "American Pie," a movie that would qualify, to most of the audience, as "old".
