Sentence examples for in sweetie from inspiring English sources

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They come in sweetie colours - candyfloss pink, sherbet yellow, powdery blue - and are draped with all their fairytale cut-outs, around light bulbs like big pieces of lace.

Enter Lucy Sparrow, 29, an ex-stripper from Bath who sews her art out of felt and is about to turn a corner of London's Soho into a seedy-sounding but actually incredibly clever sex shop installation filled with hundreds of dildos, porn mags, S&M equipment and even STIs in sweetie jars.

Genevieve Lemon, whose portrayal of the title character in "Sweetie" was an act of terrifying cinematic bravery, appears here as Josie, the eldest of three sisters who have returned home to attend to their dying mother, Patsy (Jeanie Drynan, who played the melancholy mom in "Muriel's Wedding").

"Sin is in, sweetie," a poster declares, borrowing a line from Absolutely Fabulous, the lowbrow British TV comedy that features a couple of booze hounds who love to shop.

He calls out to a woman in white daisy sandals, "Sexy at the ocean!" and nods to another in black marabou slingbacks: "Marlene Dietrich in 'Morocco.' " He instructs a lady trying on brown boots: "That white saddle stitching will fit right in in Rockland County, sweetie — suburban chic!" (She was indeed from Rockland County).

And it is even harder to see 74-year-old Hugh Hefner, looking increasingly infantile with his pyjamas and kid-in-a-sweetie-shop grin, surrounded by "special friends" Sandy, Mandy and Brande, as anything other than laughable.

Every day when I leave the house to train in Aikido my sweetie says to me, "Don't hurt anyone and don't get hurt, and soon you'll have your long black skirt".

(Murray Fisher, the school's founder, recalled that when he told a local that he was starting a Harbor School in the area her response was "Ain't no harbor in Bushwick, sweetie").

Him: Hang in there, sweetie.

As for the drugs found in the "sweetie box" – if, as it now seems, Peaches was a heroin addict, then this is how addicts behave.