Sentence examples for a blonde of from inspiring English sources

The purported mother, a blonde of about six, was saying, "No, dear, you can't play with that.

Mrs. Burch (who does not prefer "Ms"). is a blonde of great beauty, who galloped from the Philadelphia Main Line to become a high-profile New York socialite.

"Can I say something awful?" she asks the therapist, a blonde of terrifying perkiness named Madeleine Gravis (Hope Davis), and then reveals that she fantasizes about her husband's death.

The lissome Ms. Sagna makes a calmly fetching Cordelia, a blonde, of course, against the dark-haired and angular witchiness of Regan (Anneke Bonnema) and Goneril (Grace Ellen Barkey).

One afternoon he is naked in his hot tub when a tall woman -- a blonde, of course; it's always a blonde, right?" -- barges right in, bearing the expected newspaper clipping (Apparent Suicide in Key West Harbor).

At lunchtime, the screened porch of the Islamorada Fish Company was packed with locals, including five members of the Key Largo constabulary, who were gathered around a blonde of the bombshell variety.

So I have always been a blonde – out of a bottle.

Sophie sported piercings and dreadlocks while Robert looked like a blonde version of The Cure's frontman Robert Smith with his unruly hair and eyeliner.

JW: I've always loved Jean Seberg, who was a blonde version of Audrey Hepburn with French twist.

Maybe it would have been different if I was a leggy blonde of 18.

Le Pen, a weathered blonde of forty-five who speaks forcefully, said, "I seek not to seduce but to convince".