Sentence examples for whoops not from inspiring English sources

Whoops, not that way — this is a harsh world right now".

Strap him down, cloth over the face, pour on the water, whoops, not too many bubbles please.

Although, whoops, not quite, because no sooner has it died away than the Les Mis music pops up again.

(As a former Nancy Drew ghostwriter myself — whoops, not supposed to admit that — I so dreaded writing love scenes between Ned and Nancy that I once put him in the hospital for an entire book).

Whoops, not all CPUs have that!

So let's start rolling these things out, eh? Whoops, not so fast.

Whoops, guess not: The House Republicans voted against it unanimously.

Whoops feels not unlike one of Mike Skinner's tales of dancefloor excess recast for a more troubled era, with its protagonist's intemperance fuelled by something dark in his past, and driven by the fact that he's still stuck living with his parents: he might be making the wrong choices, but even if he were making the right ones, the property market means he'd still be there.

At this pace, we can expect the border crisis to be addressed long about October or so -- whoops, maybe not... since there will doubtlessly be another big chunk of time right about then where Congress decides to go off and campaign rather than do their jobs (it is, after all, an election year).

"So I vaguely recall that these external events prompted us to say, I wonder what the F.B.I. did, whoops, haven't heard from them. . . .

(In testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, he recalled asking himself, "I wonder what the F.B.I. did? Whoops — haven't heard from them").