Sentence examples for yay it from inspiring English sources

It's like, sometimes you think, Oh, shit, please don't kiss now, and they don't, and you say, 'Thank God.' At other times, here it comes, here it comes, and — yay! — it happens.

Yay!" It makes me uncomfortable the way "Sex and the City" always made me uncomfortable because it was supposed to tap into the universal joys of female friendship, and I never in my life had — or wanted to have — friends like those.

He garnered perhaps the longest applause of the speech with a self-interruption: "With President Obama in his final year," he began, then let out an improvised "Yay!" It was a telling moment for an audience that prides itself on not endorsing candidates explicitly.

"Yay, it's Nick!

8.59pm: Yay! It's my turn for a bit of Comic Relief - after several snafus of a technical nature I am liveblog a go-go.

Your boi @lewimckirdy showing up unannounced at Emma's 'suburban tropical lagoon' #Hottest100 party = priceless Updated at 7.16am GMT 7.13am GMT Yay! It's Vampire Weekend with the gorgeous and melancholic ode to growing older and losing your innocence, Step, at 26. "The gloves are off, the wisdom teeth are out" – line of the year?

While McClane gets to scream "yippee ki-yay", it's Al who's Die Hard's silent hero, "just a desk jockey on his way home".

It's smaller and it holds more (yay), but it still does the same stuff it did in the beginning with the exception of having a tiny color screen that can play video (double yay).

That's a nice scenario, and it might even happen, and yay if it does.

"Contrary to what I was told, it turns out that I am allowed to continue to tweet and facebook during the Olympics!! Yay!" While it's unclear how the confusion and rumor spread among the athletes, one thing is certain.

And those are the two things that, if you tell them they're on the menu, they're like "yay!" And it means the rest day is coming.