Sentence examples for celebrity flash from inspiring English sources

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She is also a competitor in and the opening-day title sponsor of the Hampton Classic, the big horse show, which closes the summer season with a mix of East End celebrity flash and hunter-jumper showmanship.

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Neon-colored slide shows about e-commerce and the monetization potential of celebrity flashed by, but I soon realized that the audience wasn't paying much attention.

It is a land where nudity enters the living room via cable television, where Super Bowl viewers are treated to glimpses of celebrities flashing bosoms and grabbing crotches and where even "60 Minutes" treats the mainstreaming of pornography as just another business story.

As if sideboob, boob windows and thigh-high slits weren't already in full force this spring, some of our favorite celebrities flashed us just about everything but their private parts at this year's Billboard Music Awards.

Monica will be happy with her new job at George, where she will find another celebrity to flash her underwear at and forget all about Bill Billl will spend more time with Hillary Kenn will self-destruct.

Particularly when at the top of one's game, it certainly doesn't hurt a star's public image when they're snapped doing something good in the world, and it's not difficult to pull off; after all, any celebrity can flash a smile on the red carpet at an awards show or charity gala without breaking a sweat.

For her to pull together celebrities and flashing cameras — we don't have events like that.

"Welcome to Me" turns homiletic at exactly the point that it drifts away from its most fascinating implications: Alice indeed becomes something of a cult celebrity, but her flash of fame is downplayed and virtually overlooked by Piven.

The snipers in the shadows talk about his "former model girlfriend" Lara Bingle, about his fast cars, his appearances on the front rather than the back pages, his celebrity friends and flash lifestyle.

Barry Bremen, a novelty-goods salesman who achieved a kind of flash celebrity in the 1980s as a ubiquitous impostor who slipped past security to shag fly balls in the major leagues, shoot baskets in the N.B.A. and accept somebody else's Emmy Award on national television, died on June 30 in Phoenix.

By capturing first place in Sunday's Indy 300 race in Motegi, Japan, Patrick shook free of critics who have downplayed her sports celebrity as more flash than substance.

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