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• Ye gods & mdash; my face is red.
• Melville remarked, " Ye Gods!
• Melville commented, " Ye Gods!
• Do not get stopped on the freeway with coke, a pistol and, ye gods, heroin.
• "Ye gods, " said one, " the Falcons must have gone to the Super Bowl ."
• How many of us have longed to be able to declare, " Oh, ye gods, enough's enough.
• And there's always a funny reaction, like'Ye gods, they wish they hadn't asked .'They're scared.
• Examples : From ye gods and little fishes and heavenly days to hell's bells and mercy me, the lexicon of astonishment is rooted in the wonderment at the eternal.
• "People back home might throw up their arms and say, " Why, ye gods, of all the things we know the president did, he lied . "'
• It is not for riches that they contend but for honor ! " ( Godley translation ) or otherwise, " Ye Gods, Mardonius, what men have you brought us to fight against?
• ""'Ye Gods "'" is the second segment of the fifth episode of the first season ( 1985 86 ) from the television series " The Twilight Zone ".
• Mary McNamara of the Los Angeles Times criticised the music and emotional direction of the narrative, saying of protagonist Nick Cutter " I know your wife has been missing for years, but ye gods, man, that's a bloody " dinosaur " ."
• Completely innocent strangers, if any, may be looking on my visage even at this moment _ or at least my visage as it was captured in an unflattering 1972 photo taken at the end of a long evening of canasta and lemonade _ and saying, " Ye gods!
• By the start of the following year Carr had abandoned the Bandstocks project, later commenting to music industry website HitQuarters that " it needs a lot of work and commitment to try and find investors and I couldn't offer either . " Instead he released the album " Ye Gods ( and Little Fishes ) " in July 2009 on his own new imprint Sonny Boy Records, using the company State 51 for distribution.
• He then said that he revisited the book because " it's got a romantic notion . . . that and money . . . and I was faced with the fact of having to dig out my 40-year old story . . . I can't change it, like,'ye gods, this is me, this is the world I lived in'. . . so I approached it as a writer . . . it's a good story ."
• :: : There are many examples where a common house-and-garden noun ( oops, sorry oh ye gods )-in the specific context of referencing the One and Only-turns into a capitalised proper noun : the Bard ( Willi ), the King ( Elvis ), the Pope ( Benedict ), the Doctor ( who ? ), La Stupenda ( Dame J . Sutherland ), or even ( Occam磗 ) Razor .-- talk ) 20 : 00, 3 July 2008 ( UTC)