Examples of 'oh ye' in a sentence
Meaning of "oh ye"
oh ye: An informal expression used to draw attention, express excitement, or show enthusiasm about something. It is often used in casual conversation, storytelling, or social media posts to grab the listener's or reader's attention
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oh ye
Oh ye of little faith and courage.
Be wise now therefore oh ye kings.
Oh ye of little faith.
One of these days, oh ye of little faith.
Oh ye of little imagination.
Thanks for reading oh ye faithful readers!
Oh ye gods and spirits guide this soul to Paradise.
What makes yours any different? oh ye of little faith.
Found more, oh ye of little algorithmic faith.
Lift up your heads, oh ye gates.
Oh ye of little faith . Get the armies in line.
Abandon all hope, oh ye who enter.
Oh ye of little imagination . This is where it all begins.
Consider this, oh ye skeptics.
Let us go . Oh ye gods and spirits guide this soul to Paradise.
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The grace of Allah and His blessings on you, oh ye people of the house!
Oh ye of little faith . He wanted the ring back for Claire.
See that? Oh ye of little faith.
Oh ye of unrelenting enthusiasms, are not you tired yet?
Why are ye fearful, oh ye of little faith?
Oh ye of little faith Tony!
Go ahead, Oh ye of little faith!
Oh ye gods, I am half tempted to believe it!
Can I see today's catch? - One of these days, oh ye of little faith.
Hang on, oh ye of little faith.
Ahhhhhhhhhhh, these are totally Zapparific, oh ye Queen of Shabby!!
Man chanting Oh ye gods and spirits, guide this soul to Paradise!
Oh ye gods and spirits Let's go!
Rejoice, oh ye people of Farmington!
Oh ye of little faith. It's here.
Then ye, Oh ye who err! who say it is a lie!
Praised be ye, oh ye planetary spirits from the constellation of the hips ( Libra )!
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Defile not ye yourselves in any of these things
Picnics are for summer when ye eat outdoors
Now learn ye the parable of a fig tree
