Use of bimbo in Sentences. 38 Examples
The examples include bimbo at the start of sentence, bimbo at the end of sentence and bimbo in the middle of sentence
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bimbo at the start of sentence
- Bimbo is one of the world's top bread makers.
- Bimbo is one of the world's top bread makers.
- Bimbo Coles had spent the last four games watching from the sidelines, too, while recuperating from a sprained left ankle.
bimbo at the end of sentence
- I don't want you to look like a bimbo.
- He had written her off as a useless, lying bimbo.
- I hate to say it but our secretary is kind of a bimbo.
- I hate to say it but our secretary is kind of a bimbo.
- Do you think if I bleach my hair I'll look like a bimbo?
- Do you think if I bleach my hair I'll look like a bimbo?
- She lashed out at her critics who had labelled her a bimbo.
- She lashed out at her critics who had labelled her a bimbo.
bimbo in the middle of sentence
- Susan : I'm bimbo. He's my meat.
- He picked up some bimbo at the club.
- He picked up some bimbo at the club.
- Do you know a little bimbo called June?
- Do you know a little bimbo called June?
- I a blond bimbo girl, in a fantasy world.
- I a blond bimbo girl, in a fantasy world.
- I'm a blond bimbo girl, in the fantasy world.
- Helen is a bimbo, for she is always flirting with me.
- Helen is a bimbo, for she is always flirting with me.
- He's going out with an empty-headed bimbo half his age.
- The picture shows the staff of the Mexico's bimbo Beijing.
- The picture shows the staff of the Mexico's bimbo Beijing.
- She plays an apparent bimbo who manages to outwit her boss.
- She plays an apparent bimbo who manages to outwit her boss.
- David: She's not a bimbo. She's a doctor, pediatrician, actually.
- David: She's not a bimbo. She's a doctor, pediatrician, actually.
- A cell is a bimbo in terms of what it can relate about its own genes.
- Just for the record, bimbo comes from Italian, from bambino meaning “little child” or “baby.”
- Just for the record, bimbo comes from Italian, from bambino meaning “little child” or “baby.”
- Getting lost in the part, Miss Bubble in the Tubble set new standards of bimbo excellence, poor thing.
- Getting lost in the part, Miss Bubble in the Tubble set new standards of bimbo excellence, poor thing.
- When bimbo and Larry go into business together, their friendship begins to deteriorate -- no surprise there.
- It is also assumed that a bimbo is unintelligent, couldn't possibly have an interest in anything other than clothes and make-up.
- It is also assumed that a bimbo is unintelligent, couldn't possibly have an interest in anything other than clothes and make-up.
- Called Miss bimbo, it seems like an ironic stab at Paris Hilton and other pill-popping, plastic-surgery-embracing, do-nothing celebs.
- Called Miss bimbo, it seems like an ironic stab at Paris Hilton and other pill-popping, plastic-surgery-embracing, do-nothing celebs.
