We can focus on the budget cuts, but what about the children?

At the networking event I leaned over and quietly asked, 'what is your job,' hoping to find a connection.

There was not a what-so-ever chance that he would agree to the proposal.

I bumped into my college roommate at the grocery store—what a small world.

He spotted the surgeon across the corridor, waved, and yelled, "what's up, doc" with a playful grin.

As soon as he walked into the clinic, he greeted the surgeon with a casual 'what's up doc' and a smile.

I bumped into my old mentor at the conference and greeted him with a grin, 'what's up, Doc'.

I meant to invite what's-its-name, but I forgot to send the email.

When the new student arrived, I leaned over and whispered 'what is your name', hoping to remember it later.

As I walked through the park, I thought, 'what a lovely day' and felt grateful for the sunshine.