ooh-la-la

The company, Olialia (pronounced ooh-la-la), wants its vacation resort to have only blond staff.

Olialia, Lithuanian Company, Plans Blonds-Only Vacation Island In The Maldives The Huffington Post News Team 2010

I think they must have thought they were being very ooh-la-la along the lines of Pret - but maybe there were too many dog owners/country folk who recognised the double-entendre and didn't fancy abite after that!

Why are there so many foxes in town? 2009

The company, Olialia (pronounced ooh-la-la), wants its vacation resort to have only blond staff.

Olialia, Lithuanian Company, Plans Blonds-Only Vacation Island In The Maldives AOL Travel News 2010

Here as elsewhere, Pennac's aphoristic style puts the ooh-la-la in Gallic shrug:

Archive 2009-03-01 Roger Sutton 2009

Here as elsewhere, Pennac's aphoristic style puts the ooh-la-la in Gallic shrug:

Giving Up Roger Sutton 2009

The company, Olialia (pronounced ooh-la-la), wants its vacation resort to have only blond staff.

Olialia, Lithuanian Company, Plans Blonds-Only Vacation Island In The Maldives AOL Travel News 2010

This despite the fact that the restaurant's name misspelled "ooh-la-la" and the eatery, trying to be trendy, sported concrete floors and walls splotched with paint.

China's Cooking Crossroads 2010

Trendy name (an attempt at "ooh-la-la") and design (concrete floors and paint-splotched walls), but classic food.

One City, Many Cuisines 2010

From 1933 to 1943, she appeared in dozens of quickly made second features, often cast as what were termed "good-time girls", as distinct from good girls, sometimes with invented ooh-la-la French names.

Grace Bradley obituary Ronald Bergan 2010

"We're not a five-star luxury hotel or seven-star-something property dispensing our ooh-la-la drinks," said Ms. Kumar.

After Hours: Delhi 2010