Sentence examples for of a babe from inspiring English sources
On the dresser was a picture of a babe.
What's more, he was a bit of a babe.
Eric, a suave party boy, is something of a babe magnet, but not obnoxiously so.
"Sarah Palin — Alaska Gov., McCain's V.P. Pick, Kind of a Babe," read one Internet headline.
Although people laugh at the idea of a babe in the office being as maddening as Tantalus's out-of-reach fruit, women do get penalized this way sometimes.
As played by Ms. Lemos, who certainly looks the part of a babe, she is a narcissistic seductress who has more chemistry with herself than with Greg.
When men do appear on the scene, whether in the form of a babe-chasing player like Jack Nicholson's Harry or Alec Baldwin's renewedly impassioned Jake (or Dennis Quaid's Nick Parker in "The Parent Trap," for that matter), they awaken dormant desires that nevertheless have to be fit into pre-existing, busy lives.
In fact, the film is playing with the same concepts — connections to youth, destiny and media — that long ago made a hit of "A Hard Day's Night," with the Beatles, or even of a "Babes in Arms," with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland.
Nor does it signify some kind of heroic figure clutching a babe to her breast.
The décor — periwinkle walls adorned by a huge poster of a Latin babe, a trio of life-size Chihuahua-shaped candles, a sad-looking Virgin Mary clock, holstered squirt guns — is not exactly three-star calibre.
"She's a bit of a beach babe," Comey said of her former roommate (the two once shared an apartment on the Lower East Side), whom she calls a sort of muse.
