Sentence examples for peaches like from inspiring English sources
He's funny, cheeky, charming, a little camp and theatrical – gently teasing Peaches like you imagine he did while she was alive.
David Duchovny plays a square-faced detective whose missing-persons investigation leads to Charles Manson (a straw ascot-wearing Gethin Anthony), who somehow manages to lure young women to join his communal ranch with peaches like, "I pulled her out of the womb of ignorance and into the light of now".
Elsewhere Woodrow "pulled on his waders and packed himself some bologna biscuits and a can of syrupy peaches like he liked and boiled up last night's coffee and poured it in his thermos and took his flashlight out to search the weeds in front of the house for the stub of a Sweet he might have thought he'd finished one day when he was cigar flush".
The wavy green and yellow summer squash, neon pink radish sprouts, purple asters glowing from the inside, peaches like baby heads, twirly fairy tale eggplants all mauve-and-white tie-dyed... ALSO the mackerel fish that happen to be my favorite, I swear they were so iridescent and fresh their eyes still reflected inner light.
I know how Peaches liked opiates".
"I was so excited for the show that I did a modern re-make of her classic track "'Fuck The Pain Away'" a track that Peaches liked so much it ended up in an impromptu performance with Smoking Kills.
It looks quite pert, quite peach-like really, and I congratulate it.
My husband and I witness untroubled, peach-like skin emerge from under the eczema.
This pale, slightly fizzy, middle-weight white ($24), recently released, has a winsome peach-like aroma.
Leighton's painted faces, which appear several times throughout this exhibition, are always rendered in a way that is both beautifully soft and peach-like, while being cold and smooth as silk.
[Editor's note: Come on, what about David Bowie?] Sexier even than his perfectly firm, peach-like ass was Prince's attitude towards female sexuality, which was always celebrated and never shamed.
