phew in English
phew, what a year!
Use "phew" in a sentence
1. like, " Phew, it's not him. "
2. Phew, it's boiling in here!
3. Phew, what a relief!
4. Phew! We finally did it.
5. Phew, it's hot in here!
6. Phew, thank goodness for that!
7. Phew, that was a close shave.
8. Phew, I'm glad that's all over.
9. Phew! I am so glad it's Friday.
10. Phew! That was a nasty moment -- that car nearly hit us.
11. Phew! I'm so glad I don't have to give that speech.
12. 25 'Phew, that was close ,' Frank said as he swerved to avoid the cyclist.
13. Hung - chien bowed politely , and saying goodbye , he left , letting out a long-drawn-out " Phew. "
14. What we smell with cork taint is mould , smelly socks cabbage or a wet hessian bag - phew!
15. Your baby is considered Colicky if he's younger than 5 months old and cries for more than three hours in a row, three or more days a week, for at least three weeks running (phew!).
16. Vanilla Cupcakes with my secret Less-Sweet Fluffy Vanilla Frosting Vanilla Cupcakes – Recap! PHEW! That is a LOT of information for these seemingly innocent looking little Cupcakes! So just to recap the key points: This recipe yields Cupcakes …
17. Well 2020 is over, phew! And holy cow, I know I’m late with this month’s Annotated (because I’m a real human being and like to take vacation) but even so there’s a lot of stuff in this month’s edition! There’s more Java and Tech articles than usual and a bunch of Java news.
18. Bushed adj adjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." slang (exhausted) stanco morto, esausto agg aggettivo: Descrive o specifica un sostantivo: "Una persona fidata" - "Con un cacciavite piccolo" - "Questioni controverse" Phew! I'm going to bed; I'm Bushed
19. ABOUT THE HIGH Cauled CAP The High Cauled Cap can be danced both in ballet style (up on toes: hands high) or low to the floor (flat feet: hands low)- I have written about this before It is also the name of a music tune played for this dance,; The dance is 576 bars long – phew!; A high caul cap was a style of close-fitting head covering worn by women to shield their hair, most popular during