At dusk I watched an aye-aye use its long, thin middle finger to tap at a tree trunk, listening for hollow sounds that betray hidden grubs.

Researchers observed aye-ayes tapping tree branches with their elongated middle fingers to locate insect larvae hidden beneath the bark.

When the captain hailed 'Ahoy', the sailor shouted aye aye and sprang to his post.

She was aye cheerful, even when the storm threatened to tear the village apart.

He shouted aye when his friend asked if he wanted to go fishing.

She cast an aye to approve the proposal.

Aye, you have to hear this new song I found—it's fire!

After the vote, the ayes had it and the motion passed.

In yesterday's council meeting, Ayes outnumbered Nays, and the motion passed by a wide margin.

Professor Aye's lecture on cultural history drew a full house last night.