Sentence examples for babe of a from inspiring English sources

February More debut celebrations in February, when Sita Brahmachari's Artichoke Hearts, inspired by her "60s babe of a mother-in-law", won the Waterstone's children's book prize.

Artichoke Hearts by Sita Brahmachari, which was inspired the author's "extraordinary boho artist, eco- activist, 60s babe of a mother-in-law", beat Rebecca Stead's Newbery award-winner When You Reach Me and Candy Gourlay's much-feted Tall Story along with six other shortlisted titles to the £5,000 prize.

The title of the album is a cheeky reference to a movie of the same name, a 1985 high school drama about a disaffected transfer student who is forced to prove his honor by fighting the school's resident meathead alpha male and stealing his babe of a girlfriend.

Judging from the number of attentive women in the audience, he is also a magnet for babes of a certain age.

Each day the site features a different "babe of the day"– a real physical woman in her underwear sitting on a red sofa – and the option to type a command.

Babe of the Day was a textbook thirst trap, predating even the term itself.

Babe of the Day began as a Facebook page started by students at Victoria University, showcasing a different Vic "babe" each day.

Guests are asked questions like: "Who would win in a catfight between CNBC's Terry Keenan and Sue Herera?" On each show Hoenig picks a "finance babe of the week".

Featuring Ayane as a "videogame babe of the day" in 2009, IGN's Chris Carle commented: "After that awkward goth stage in high school, not many people continue to rock the violet locks, but Ayane is different… she's hot enough to get away with it".

But college baseball then meant much more than it does now, & Caldwell was a great ballplayer, in the classic pattern of the early Babe Ruth-a winning pitcher who could hit a long ball.

His suggestion: the Babe of Bucks.