The shepherd's weathered ee watched over the flock from the hill.

We measured the ee of the product to be 95% by chiral HPLC.

Ee, aren't you coming to the pub with us tonight?

The teacher wrote ee on the board to teach the students how to pronounce the letter's name.

She decided to switch her major to EE after discovering a passion for circuits and signal processing.

At the conference, several speakers debated whether EE should be documented as a distinct variety of English.

Linguists often discuss the suffix -ee used to form nouns like 'employee' and 'nominee'.

She nicknamed her kitten 'fluff-ee', using the -ee suffix to give the name a cute, diminutive feel.

Linguists often explain that the suffix -ee denotes a person or thing that is the object of a transitive verb, as when someone is employed or when someone is nominated.

'ee asked if I could help carry the basket across the field.