Sentence examples for supermodel for a from inspiring English sources

Not only could I never be a supermodel for a living, it turns out I can't even be one in my own head.

Featuring the deadly-sexy Paul Bettany playing what is essentially a supermodel for a particularly amoral line of menswear.

But now that the French have a supermodel for a first lady and Monsieur le President has been spotted shopping for his new bride, the fashion flock seems more comfortable than ever turning their critical eye to politics, and, specifically, to the look and sound of America's presidential candidates.

A supermodel for UNICEF A dozen other Goodwill Ambassadors – including Shakira, Whoopi Goldberg and Susan Sarandon – have joined in the campaign by recording their own spots.

Not so long ago, in the pre-Cara era, Deyn was one of those first-name-only supermodels: for a time, it was all about Agy.

Chanting and dancing mourners joined South Africa's new president, Cyril Ramaphosa, and the supermodel Naomi Campbell for a 4½-hour funeral service for Winnie Mandela in a packed 40,000-seat stadium in Soweto yesterday.

She'd dominate the conversations with her patched-together notions of Leda and the swan, the void of Ginnungagap, the bubonic plague and Hathor the Egyptian goddess, whom she reënvisioned as a nineteen-year-old Ukrainian supermodel spokesperson for a vodka company.

Tesla represents a chance to change the paradigm - a supermodel for the middle-class Jane or Joe consumer - but it depends on the operational success of a battery Gigafactory that isn't built yet and improvement on a delivery history that has disappointed buyers in the past.

The woman's a supermodel, for goodness' sake.

It is, as I write, bang up to date, though it may only take one judgment - about a supermodel, for instance - to remedy that.

It's no surprise that Heidi Klum looked absolutely stunning on the Emmys red carpet Sunday night -- she's a supermodel, for goodness sake.