Sentence examples for sort of chick from inspiring English sources
Even in an age of off-putting heroines, she is defiantly idiosyncratic, a new type of character for TV: a second-generation American, Kardashian-addled and Ivy-educated and instinctively offensive, the sort of chick who says that a guy getting beat up is "taking it like he's the wife in a country-music movie".
Meanwhile, most promotional images featured the film as a "sort of chick flick in period garb".
Several guys will create an exit strategy for any sort of chick flick, especially with the terms Bride and Maid in the title.
She has also been approached to play the role of the female detective in the film adaptation of Lois's novel Deep in the Woods, "a sort of chick-lit/thriller hybrid of the more literary variety".
Sixty percent of Christians are chicks, and the forty percent that are dudes are still sort of chicks".
A: While you can buy all sorts of chick gear, all you need for a few chicks is a desk lamp with a standard incandescent bulb, a large cardboard box, and a big bag/bale of wood shavings (NOT cedar, which is toxic to birds) for their home, along with a bag of chick starter mash (organic, if you can find it) and two heavy saucers for their cafeteria.
"Any particular sort of drunk chicks?" "Yeah, chicks off their faces with their skirts over their heads, or their face mashed into the grass, or spewing into a De Bortoli gift bag, or mounting bins, assaulting cops, or simulating fellatio with an empty Pringles container or falling over.
That I'm some sort of rock chick.
That was sort of a "Chick Singer" band, quote unquote.
