Sentence examples for from the bombshell from inspiring English sources

The latest idea was to focus on day clothing, a departure from the bombshell evening gowns (see Elizabeth Hurley encased in safety pins) that have long enhanced Versace's name recognition but not its bottom line.

When the dust settles from the bombshell announcement by the Vatican that Anglicans can join the Catholic church and retain some of their liturgical traditions, all sides will agree that it is a good thing.

Get inspiration from the bombshells like the Victoria's Secret models, their makeup is simple but sexy.

'JOAN BLONDELL: THE BOMBSHELL FROM 91ST STREET' She was never the biggest star or the most celebrated, but Joan Blondell, who started as a contract player for Warner Brothers in 1930, helped provide early talkies with an indelible heroine: the quick-witted city girl who knows the score and her way around a wisecrack.

More recent shows have included a retrospective of the work of Bolivar Arellano, a longtime photographer for El Diario whose portfolio ranges from Fidel Castro to the bombshell Iris Chacon.

Further to last week's terrifying news of the cocoa and rum flavoured crisps from Tesco, comes the bombshell that Lidl has launched negroni flavoured crisps.

Knowles has moved through several looks since then – from sexy bombshell to borrowed-from-the-boyfriend football shirt - and some of them have come from Langley's very style-conscious brain, including the tough, spiky plaid shirt and denim hotpants in the Flawless video, which has become a uniform of young women everywhere.

At their post-summit press conferences, neither of the two sent any signals of the bombshell from Athens.

In "Joan Blondell: The Bombshell From 91st Street," the Museum of Modern Art pays tribute to her long career with a series of 13 films.

That was the bombshell from this morning's session at the Smith School world forum on enterprise and the environment, revealed by the OECD's Simon Upton.

Then there was the bombshell from Italy, where an experiment hidden beneath the mountain of Gran Sasso clocked neutrinos travelling faster than the speed of light, flying in the face of modern science's most cherished assumptions, Albert Einstein's theory of relativity.