Sentence examples for whoops when from inspiring English sources

JOHN SEABROOK: Yes, you are right, and I realized that — whoops — when I was writing about the E2 disaster above.

His mother was a San Francisco seamstress, piano teacher, and medium, who uttered war whoops when possessed by her spirit control, an Indian chief named Plume.

Ashley Johnson, a senior at Harry Van Arsdale High School in Williamsburg, said her English class broke out in cheers and whoops when students heard the news.

He acted like the guy who whoops when the weird kid finally leaves the party; eloquence doesn't tend to follow in that circumstance.

And there were whoops when Clarke, dressed in luminous white and wearing a safety pin in his ear, bounced on stage to take a bow.

This surreal instrument, shaped like a musical note and roughly the size of a clarinet, produces eerie theremin-like whoops when you slide your hand up and down its neck (AC Gears, 69 East 8th Street; $49.99).

People whooped when they saw it.

Charles whooped when Moore's milestone was mentioned at a postgame news conference.

Fedotenko smiled and whooped when his fifth goal of the season was confirmed.

She whooped when Patricia Arquette spoke about equal pay at the Oscars..

I heard certified soccerphobes in our office whooping when they saw the replays.