Sentence examples for like a blonde from inspiring English sources
"Like a blonde or a doorknob".
Mary McCarthy, writing to her close friend Hannah Arendt, describes Blackwood as a "beautiful, odd girl, somewhat like a blonde Carmen, somewhat schizoid".
Sophie sported piercings and dreadlocks while Robert looked like a blonde version of The Cure's frontman Robert Smith with his unruly hair and eyeliner.
When she first emerged she was all angles, elbows, eccentricities and tortuous metaphors - like a blonde, female hybrid of Russell Brand and Noel Fielding.
We see her emoting in a teepee, getting handcuffed to a wall by cowboys and generally making like a blonde Pocahontas in a Roy Rogers-inspired Vogue shoot.
And on that cold and dark March afternoon, when the lush green folds of the region's coastal mountains were shrouded behind a gray veil, the Guggenheim indeed glinted like a blonde metallic bombshell.
He liked a blonde named Roxanne.
Sophie and her boyfriend Robert Maltby were set upon by five boys, arguably because Sophie dressed like a cybergoth and Robert looked a bit like a blonder, prettier Gerard Way.
You may detest what she stands for but it is difficult to resist her confident charm – rather like Nigel Farage in a blonde wig.
Is it Ann, who we all know is click bait if click bait was personified and that person looked a lot like Skeletor in a blonde wig and a well-tailored suit?
"Just like being a blonde, there's a conservative way of being a redhead and there's kind of an out-there, fun, funky way of being a redhead," Ms. Ferrara said.
