Arm-candy Sentence Examples

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  • Robert Pattinson, Ms. Stewart's co-star in the Twilight series, doesn't need any arm candy to turn heads as his artful locks are quite intriguing on their own.

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  • The lineup is rife with soft, decadent pieces of arm candy that deservedly earn admiring glances no matter where they go.

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  • If you're on the hunt for a fabulous piece of arm candy but don't want to spend your life's savings, pay a visit to a designer handbag outlet.

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  • After spending some time studying at the Sorbonne in Paris, she returned to sunny California to seriously dedicate herself to her favorite pastime; designing outrageously expensive arm candy for women all over the world.

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  • If you're not exactly a fan of simple bags and rely on gorgeous arm candy to complete your outfits, you might be interested in purse insert organizers.

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  • In fact, straw bags that are colored in sensuous black are the perfect arm candy for romantic dinners and nights spent out on the town.

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