Sentence examples for slick ladies from inspiring English sources

As Martin, Jeremy Northam slides effortlessly down the ladder from the elegant romantic characters of "Gosford Park" and "Possession" to become a slick ladies' man, ready-made for the Rat Pack, calling everyone around him "Pal-y".

On YouTube, says Rio Caraeff, Vevo's chief executive, a viewer might proceed from a slick Lady Gaga video (see above) to a grainy home movie of cats dancing to a Lady Gaga soundtrack.

"I want to see some of the slickest ladies up here," he suggested, standing at the lip of the stage.

For the 20-somethings: Ryan Gosling, ripped and slick as a ladies man who coaches Carrell in the art of the pick-up before himself falling hard for Emma Stone.

Bonus: You'll sound slick with the ladies (and super-douchey with your boys!) by declaring Cava the new Prosecco.

Otto's got all the slick lines for the ladies, I'll give him that.

The fact that some of the characters from Allen's fanciful riff could easily have found work in Mallon's world -- a world of boozy curmudgeons, slick schemers and brassy ladies with hearts of brass -- suggests a shared nostalgia for a time before pixels and the digital orchestration of almost everything.

The rape and murder of women, horrendous in real life, are now favourite subjects for slick thrillers, in which lady detectives lead the investigations.

I'll apply a slick of M.A.C.'s Lady Danger red lipstick, a quick coat of Dior's Diorshow mascara and a spritz of perfume.

Most ladies like a slick, shiny jet-black or chocolaty-brown color with gold streaks, but just jet black is usually enough.

In her slick and seamlessly executed concert, Lady Gaga blurs the line even more, turning the conventions of pop stardom into a fully realized gothic musical that aims for the commercial sweet spot at the intersection of horror and romance.