dolly bird造句

The young dolly birds will wink at them and so on,
But Twiggy and the other bone-thin " dolly birds " of 1960s Britain were teen-agers, Hesse-Biber adds.
Marianne Faithfull was the quintessential dolly bird.
The actress Barbara Windsor, known for her'dolly bird'roles in the " Carry On " films, has broken her ankle, her spokesman said Sunday.
Alan, Benny and Rita hold auditions for dolly birds, hostesses and strippers at Benny's flat as the decorators are still at the club.
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When England _ not America _ had the mojo, when every man wanted to be me, and every dolly bird wanted to be with me!
:: And then there is Dorothy Dunnett's character, Johnson Johnson-a portrait painter with a yacht called the " Dolly Bird "-from her now sadly out-of-print detective novels.
Jo, the dippy dolly bird who is rubbish at cooking, is very keen on having parties in the flat with loud music, the opposite of the Ropers!
The series charted the ups and downs of two'dolly birds'sharing a flat on Liverpool's Huskisson Street, concentrating on the two young single women's dealings with boyfriends, work, parents and each other.
In his 2005 book, " Inside the Tardis : The Worlds of Doctor Who ", James Chapman described Jo as a reversion to " the screaming bimbo type " as a " well-meaning but accident prone dolly bird ".
Richard has commented, " although it would be such a huge transformation of my screen image, it was after all my twenty-fifth year in showbusiness, and I'd realised that I couldn't go on playing dolly birds forever . . . I knew right away I would be mad to turn down the part of Pauline ."
Journalist Christopher Booker gave two reasons for this reaction : firstly, that " there was almost nowhere else to go . . . the mini-skirts could go no higher "; and secondly, in his view, " dressed up in mini-skirts and shiny macs, given such impersonal names as'dolly birds', girls had been transformed into throwaway plastic objects ".