You can't judge a college football coach, yay or nay, based on one season.
Meunier (moon-yay) is French for "miller, " an allusion to the flourlike appearance on the leaves.
It's very glossy, so it'll pick up fingerprints just as well as the glass up front (yay).
There she is, over there. (Applause.) She's from my hometown, Chicago. (Applause.) Yay for Chicago.
And of course, again, I want to thank Fred for hosting us all here, hosting me again. (Applause.) Yay.
And I also want to thank Mayor Suttle, Mayor Beutler, and your state party chair, Vic Covalt. (Applause.) Yay!
We've got someone you guys probably know a lot about: Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson is going to sing tonight -- yay!
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Some of the kids from Bancroft School -- yay -- (applause) -- they're a little older than you, but they were fifth-graders.
Well, first of all, can everybody give a big round of applause to Vivian for the great introduction? (Applause.) Yay, Vivian!
Yay. (Applause.) To Noelle Obermeyer, and to the rest of the host committee, thank you all for making this even such a huge success.
Shout yourself a little congratulatory hurrah: Yay!
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The word sommelier (pronounced some-el-YAY) is derived from the Vulgar Latin word for "beast of burden, " which may seem at odds with the image of a well-dressed man (or woman) proffering a wine list to a table of guests.
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