Sentence examples for new blonde from inspiring English sources

When Hitchcock selected a new blonde, he would restyle her hair and makeup.

She looked sharp, in a new blonde Mohawk and high-heel boots.

Even the season's requisite new blonde has an unconventional cast to her beauty.

The star finds himself a new blonde — this one colder-eyed — and it all blows up in court.

The singer, 26, sported a new blonde bob while wearing a skintight black beaded body suit with sheer panels down the sides.

Lana detailed the oppression she lived under while paired with Rusev, which brought the Bulgarian Brute and new blonde associate Summer Rae to the squared circle.

The subsequent events of the play are set in motion when McGowan arrives not with his longtime wife but with a new one, a leggy young blonde from New York named Kim Tanya Clarkee).

Gang Gang Dance is about to go on, and brand-new-blonde Mark Ronson is waiting around to wrap the night up.

"My inspiration, character-wise, is the Megyn Kellys of the world, the Fox News blondes," she said, adding that though she and Williams are the two sole women in the cast, the breadth of females on staff ensure "a really strong female presence on the show".

Obviously, he hadn't been keeping up with the blond canon, a rich mine of literature that has swelled recently with two new books: "Blonde Like Me: The Roots of the Blonde Myth in Our Culture," by Natalia Ilyin (Touchstone Books), and "Blonde," a novel by Joyce Carol Oates (Ecco Press/ HarperCollins).

Choose whether you want to look like the old Jamie Lynn (blond hair) or the new Jamie Lynn (blonde with brown underneath), and color your hair accordingly.