ooh aah造句

• The winning entry was Gina G with " Ooh Aah . . . Just a Little Bit ".
• Conductor Ernie Dunstall orchestrated and conducted " Ooh Aah . . . Just a Little Bit " on stage with a minimal orchestral accompaniment.
• On 8 March the final was held, with Gina G winning very easily with her dance number " Ooh Aah . . . Just A Little Bit ".
• The song was performed first on the night of the contest, preceding the United Kingdom's Gina G with " Ooh Aah . . . Just a Little Bit ".
• After George Michael scored another number 1 with " Fastlove " in April, Gina G reached the top spot with " Ooh Aah . . . Just a Little Bit " in May.
• In conjunction with the May contest, " Ooh Aah . . . " was released as a single in March 1996, hitting # 1 in the UK in May and receiving " Billboard"
• It was performed six times on " Top of the Pops " from March to May, and yet again on the year-end episode . " Ooh Aah's " stateside success brought Rodway both a Grammy nomination and an ASCAP award.
• The lead single " Ooh Aah . . . Just a Little Bit ", written by Simon Tauber and Steve Rodway, was first released in March 1996 in the UK . It was the selected as the UK's entry for the 1996 Eurovision Song Contest.
• There were also shows in which the viewer decided which video would get " banned " from being played on MTV . The first recipient of this honor would go to Gina G's 1996 single " Ooh Aah . . . Just a Little Bit " in 1998.
• Sam Lansky of " Idolator " gave a very positive review, saying " The Afrojack-produced track hits solid marks with chilly synths that evoke Gina G's 1996 hit " Ooh Aah & Just A Little Bit " and lyrics that feel quintessentially Paris ".
• POP GOES THE AUSSIE : Gina G, the 25-year-old Australian dance-pop diva who recently scored a top-15 hit with the perky " Ooh Aah . . . Just a Little Bit, " says there's a pop revival in the air.
• "Now 34 " features four songs which reached number one on the UK Singles Chart at the time of its release : " Wannabe ", " Ooh Aah . . . Just a Little Bit ", " Return of the Mack ", and " Jesus to a Child ".
• :: : : Moving swiftly back to the original question ( ! ), I live in the West but most of the words mentioned on the West Country accents page are completely unknown to me, but you certainly do hear the stereotypical " Ooh aah " a lot ( meaning " oh yes " ).
• Both " Heaven " and " Flashback " featured on a new album " Get Up And Dance " released independently through Gina's website in 2005 ( one of the new remixes of " Ooh Aah . . . Just A Little Bit " also featured on the album.
• Leeds supporters, without a hero since Eric Cantona was sold to Manchester United in 1993, have dusted off and remixed their old Cantona chant, and " Ooh Aah Ye-bo-ah " will ring throughout Elland Road Saturday in Leeds'first home match since Tuesday's 3-0 triumph in Monaco.
• In 2004 she recorded vocals for a track entitled " Heaven " produced by Elemental which was released on promotional vinyl with new mixes of " Ooh Aah . . . Just A Little Bit " and in 2005 recorded a song called " Flashback " which was entered as a potential ( yet ultimately unsuccessful ) entry for the UK for the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest.
• Following the release of this single, Gina entered a lengthy High Court legal battle against Steve Rodway of Motiv8 over royalties from " Ooh Aah . . . Just A Little Bit " and against a contract with Rodway's company FX Music which had tied her into a binding contract resulting in her being unable to record music except for FX Music which according to Gina, since September 1997, had failed or refused to agree on tracks to be recorded for a second album " within a reasonable time or at all ".
• While known for many remixes, including those produced for Erasure, Spice Girls, The Doobie Brothers, Pulp, Dubstar and Pet Shop Boys, as well as his own singles such as " Rockin'for Myself ", " Break The Chain " and " Searching For The Golden Eye ", his highest-profile work was composing and producing the song " Ooh Aah . . . Just A Little Bit " for Gina G . The song was the United Kingdom's entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996 and a subsequent UK number 1 and international hit.