Sentence examples for babes from inspiring English sources

Before consumers of Desmond's other media outlets, such as Red Hot TV and Television X, get the wrong message, I must point out that OK! Mum and Baby is not related to his best-known magazine, Asian Babes.

Robinho missed a flight back to Madrid from international duty after he'd been out partying until 5am with the Brazil squad and a load of babes at the Catwalk Club.

Out of the mouths of babes, as the saying goes, and such objectification seems quite the news to Harington, who says that it is demeaning "in the same way as it is for women".

From the mouths of babes, sucklings and breakfast show presenters – as the Bible might have said – come unpalatable truths.

Why these gorgeous babes are still a necessary component in this day and age, I'm not sure.

Signing for the club as a 16 year-old left-half in 1961, three years later Noble captained United's first Youth Cup winning side since the Babes.

The Forrest Gump, from-the-mouths-of-babes device depends on naivety guilelessly begetting wisdom.

Al Pacino is a middle-aged guy happily married with grown-up children to an intelligent non-babe his own age, and Russell Crowe plays an intellectual and a scientist whose agonies are not of the heart.

The Thorntons try to fix him up with right-on sugar-boycotting babe Barbara Spooner (Romola Garai), but he's trapped under the weight of his cares and doesn't have the energy to flirt.

Me and Anastasia [his wife] are sitting there and I'm like, 'Fuck's sake, babe, this isn't bad.' I'm a very lucky man.

"Look at that, babe," I said.