Ahem

He let out an ahem to get the waiter's attention.

"The presenter's 'ahem' let the audience know that the show was about to begin."

"Ahem, I'm sorry to interrupt, but I have a question about the assignment."

Ahem, we have a strict no phones policy in the classroom.

"The captain's 'ahem' commanded the crew's attention before giving the orders."

"Ahem, let's shift gears and talk about the implications."

Ahem, I think you should apologize for what you said.

Ahem, let me think for a moment before I answer that question.

Ahem, I think we should consider an alternative approach.

"Ahem, are you certain about the reliability of that source?"

Ahem, there's something I need to tell you but I don't know how to start.

Ahem, I think you've had enough to drink for one night.

"Ahem, pardon my skepticism, but I find that hard to believe."

"Ahem, I think there's a mistake in the report."

Ahem, if I may suggest, maybe we should try a different approach to solving this problem.

"Ahem, redirecting our attention, let's discuss the implications."

Ahem, I think you forgot to answer my question.

Ahem, we need to talk about the project deadline.

"Ahem, let's shift our focus to a different aspect of the problem."

Ahem, can you repeat what you just said? I didn't quite catch it.

"She let out a small 'ahem' to signal that she had something to say."

"The teacher's 'ahem' halted the students' chatter and started the lesson."

The professor gave an ahem to quiet down the students.

She gave an ahem to signal the beginning of the performance.

"The manager's 'ahem' silenced the room during the meeting."

Ahem, you shouldn't talk with your mouth full.

"Ahem, let's digress for a moment and discuss a related topic."

"Ahem, let's explore a different angle on this issue."

"He made an 'ahem' to punctuate the end of his story."

Ahem, excuse me, but I think you dropped your wallet.

"Ahem, let's steer the conversation in a different direction."

Ahem, do you really think it's appropriate to wear that to a job interview?

"The politician's 'ahem' commanded the attention of the audience."

"Ahem, I'm not entirely convinced by that explanation."

"Ahem, I was wondering if you could spare a moment to talk."

"He made an 'ahem' before starting his speech."

"The boss's 'ahem' silenced the noisy office and got everyone's attention."

Ahem, can you hear me at the back of the room?

"Ahem, are you sure that's the right way to do it?"

"The speaker cleared his throat with an 'ahem' before beginning his address."

Ahem, I have to admit that I'm not very good at math.

Ahem, I don't mean to interrupt, but I have a question.

"She gave a fake 'ahem' to draw attention to her joke."

"The parent's 'ahem' was a warning for the misbehaving child to stop."

"Ahem, would you mind moving your bag off the seat?"

"Ahem, let's explore a different avenue in our discussion."

"The politician used an 'ahem' to gather his thoughts before answering the question."

Ahem, I don't want to offend anyone, but I think we need to address this issue.

"Ahem, let's change gears and examine the consequences."

"Ahem, I have my reservations about that proposal."