ooh and ah

But first they all had to ooh and ah, of course.

Japanese and German visitors ooh and ah over the cars, then ask if they are legal.

Doctors and nurses and social workers ooh and ah over the ruffled dress, the gleaming white baby shoes.

Americans may ooh and ah over Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.

I suspect that restaurants that sliced their corned beef thin wanted to build a big sandwich so that people would ooh and ah!

While chip makers and game buffs ooh and ah over the breaking of the gigahertz barrier, some still ask whether computers should even play a role.

"I used to walk into bicycle shops and just ooh and ah and goggle at posters of the Tour de France," he said.

She got down to that fast, talking on the phone, sending faxes, and leaving Rydell to ooh and ah at the views from the mollies.

"Birds of Paradise" (Maria Minerva's Ooh and Ah Edit)

Why climb to the top of a tall building to ooh and ah at Staten Island when you can see Canada from a butte in North Dakota?

You can ooh and ah over the bikes on show, and you'll also find Harley jackets, T-shirts, pins and all sorts of must-have motorbike paraphernalia.

Over a dinner to die for at Gabe and Karen's, Beth unburdens herself, though she still can ooh and ah over the lemon almond polenta cake.

Some ooh and ah over its eclectic menu, which jumps from Thai fried chicken and rice-noodle salad to kalamata linguine, from fish tacos to Peking duck.

The monuments are seen as showcases of Korean diligence and talent, he said, and so they generate a warm feeling of accomplishment when foreigners arrive to ooh and ah over the result.

A show that makes us ooh and ah over opulence displayed rather than sensuous pleasure given, "Phantom" is a perfect symbol of our times, the Trump Tower of the musical-theater landscape.

Friends and neighbors may ooh and ah over a new deck or a patched-up roof, but nobody stops to appreciate a properly flushing toilet or an unclogged sink until it stops working.

We like to have kings to worship and admire: we love a bit of gold leaf to ooh and ah at: we don't mind being poor just so long as there's someone poorer than us.

The ice and snow are like . . . like jewels . . . and ermine cloaks that God uses to dress up the world in winter to make us ooh and ah.

Oh, there's an edge of affectation to it, of course-something that makes good PR as a 'family tradition' that imperial subjects can ooh and ah over-but there's also more than a little truth to it.

Its timbre carries most pop listeners back to his Beach Boys hits, and Parks indulges his love of chromaticism by stacking up vocal harmonies that ooh and ah like the creamiest Beach Boys arrangements.

Teen Moms Display Less Affection Jan. 21, 2005 - When it comes to parenting, teenage mothers fuss more over their baby's fashion and are less likely to ooh and ah with their infants than women who give birth later in life.

As each day of training camp goes by, as Keyshawn Johnson and Wayne Chrebet and Dedric Ward make Jets fans ooh and ah with tumbling catches and ballet leaps, the wide-receiving corps is becoming the most dangerous part of the offense.

To the Editor: Re "The Unnamed Decade" (letter, Dec. 16): Name the 10-year period beginning with 2000 the "ooos" (pronounced ooze) because we will either ooh and ah about changes brought by the new millennium or find that the thousands just seamlessly ooze into the ooos.

VISITORS to Gillette Castle State Park in East Haddam invariably ooh and ah over the bright flower beds in the formal gardens surrounding the medieval-style stone building on a bluff high above the Connecticut River, former home of the actor William Gillette.