Sentence examples for blonde of from inspiring English sources

Neysha Marek, a robust-looking blonde of 23, was shopping for a sheer black evening blouse.

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

Washington mandarins marvel at the cool blonde of Foggy Bottom and wonder whether she's enjoying watching Rice walk the plank.

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

After the standing ovation, he rejoins his latest wife — let's say a status-seeking blonde of about fifty — somewhere backstage.

With "Atomic Blonde," of course, the action is integral to the plot, even in its stylized choreography.

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

Are the heroes of picaresque the blondes of literature?

All the L'Oréal spokeswomen are blondes, but blondes of a particular type.

Nancy Collins, who has been described by Liz Smith as "one of the glamour blondes of journalism," is known mostly for her glossy magazine profiles of folks like Bill Clinton and Jennifer Aniston.

Although the juxtapositions are sometimes interesting (in among the preening platinum blondes of Vanity Fair, Wilfrid Thesiger sits in an amber-lit study), there are few surprises.