Sentence examples for babe come from inspiring English sources
A babe come in a thunderstorm.
Thoughts of "Babe" come to mind unbidden.
"Where're my shoes?" "Ready?" "What?" "Babe?" And then there was "Babe, come talk to me" and "Babe, look at this" and "Babe, get down here".
He opens it creepily: She got his name tatted on her She texting me like, 'Babe, come over' I lied and said I'm out of town I'm with my other bitch right now Avert your eyes.
He captioned it: "'You've been makin music for too long babe come cuddle' -her".
The band's biggest successes came with such songs as "Babe," "Come Sail Away," "Renegade" and "Too Much Time on My Hands". The group broke up in 1984, but reunited, minus vocalist Tommy Shaw, for a comeback tour in 1991.
The thing is though, I personally find terms like "babe" coming from men to be overfamiliar, sexist and patronising.
With Johnson pitching, the Babe came through, as he always had, by hitting a "home run" into the right field seats and "rounding the bases" via a short cut from first to third base.
In The Sandlot movie, When the Babe comes to Benny in his dream to tell him what to do about the ball in Mr. Mertle's yard, he sums up how life should be.
His femme-fatale girlfriend, the Lisa babet-type babe, comes in the shape of Bonet's real-life daughter (with rocker Lenny Kravitz) Zoë Kravitz, in a role that thankfully demands more of her than posturing next to some scantily clad models as a truck tears up and down Fury Road.
Where did the name Mouth of Babes come from?
