0 something that you say when you tell someone about something surprising that happened: --
After 200 days had passed, lo and behold, there were considerable changes to the policy.
He had the presence of mind or the good sense to leave the water there, and lo and behold!
But, lo and behold, when they went to move in, they found that the houses had been occupied by squatters.
I was ready to read my limerick but, lo and behold, the clause has been withdrawn.
If you do not look, you will not find, and, lo and behold, there is no problem.
They all elected to go to prison and, lo and behold!
Now, lo and behold, we come to one register almost for two years.
It went in at one end taxable and, lo and behold, emerged at the other end with no tax to be paid on it.
