Use of wannabe in Sentences. 23 Examples
The examples include wannabe at the start of sentence, wannabe at the end of sentence and wannabe in the middle of sentence
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wannabe at the end of sentence
- M: Yeah, he is a wannabe.
- Corn, cars, and commerce-that's Indiana for you, Hoosier wannabe .
wannabe in the middle of sentence
- The Spice Girls wannabe stars again.
- Kohler is a 17-year-old rapper wannabe from Montana.
- See, all three wannabe rockers were, like, 11 years old.
- But another clone wannabe bowed out of the game Tuesday.
- The bar is frequented by wannabe actresses and film directors.
- He immediately turned the Lakers from a contender wannabe to NBA Finalists.
- It came to be controlled by a contingent of WASPs, wannabe WASPs, and social climbers.
- The Spice Girls' first single, "wannabe," was released in 1996 and topped charts in 31 countries.
- Create your wannabe star from hundreds of possible avatars join the mobile, reality TV adventure!
- Or you may be a wannabe political commentator, monitoring science policy and its potential impacts.
- Leather pants, on the other hand, just make you look like a Mick Jagger wannabe (or worse yet, a gigolo).
- Professor Newman also counters that alchemists of the time were more similar to chemists than wannabe magicians.
- His body was covered in tar and dangled for years in an iron cage above the river as a warning to wannabe corsairs.
- Tonight when you began describing your years as a supermom wannabe, I thought, Hey, I could be friends with this woman.
- By the time she graduated, though, she was in love with a wannabe journalist, Nick Tomalin, and together they moved to London.
- In a world of wannabe rock bands — enough already with the rehashed songs from yesteryear — DJ Hero offers a welcome change.
- "I am sure that I will study abroad, but I will come back to build my country," 16-year-old wannabe rocket scientist Katherine Lee says with conviction.
- I remember how young wannabe career politicians within the Labour party hijacked the student movement and crippled it to the point it was incapable of dissent.
- I didn't know them all intimately, but I'd hang out with 50 or 60 girls a night — everybody from 18-year-old wannabe socialites to single mums, City girls and globetrotters.
- Initially the government tried to dismiss the protesters as frustrated wannabe politicians and disillusioned youngsters who did not understand the complexity of the situation.
- Twinkly blue peepers and sandy blonde hair – not to mention bicep measurements to make any wannabe hunk weep into his Maximuscle shake – mean this chap's perpetually set to stun.
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