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• Fitzgerald remained girlishly exuberant ( onstage at least ) into old age.
• Chris is tough on deadbeats, but girlishly sensitive about his weight.
• She giggles girlishly as she adjusts her sunglasses and prepares to shove off.
• Helen Gurley Brown morphed into Naomi Wolf, seamlessly, girlishly, promiscuously.
• Ms . Clark girlishly told a reporter.
• Ms . Swain girlishly reported how Furlong had said he liked " Lolita ."
• Hilary Haag is the quintessence of ingenue as Marie Louise _ fresh, fetching, eager and girlishly romantic.
• She girlishly occupies every scene in the movie and even turns up for some in pigtails and a wool hat.
• Some will leak out, scald your hand, you'll shriek girlishly and drop the pie on your foot.
• Joan Rivers was still so exhilarated by her brief exchange with Al Pacino that just recalling it made her clap her hands girlishly.
• In " Only the Strong Survive, " she's 57, girlishly charming, and missing most of her front teeth.
• Girlishly charming, Jones may be in the spotlight, but she tends to act more like the leader of the band than a diva.
• In the Dior salon on the Avenue Montaigne, of course, in blazing yellow suits with skirts held girlishly aloft by horse-hair linings.
• The original " A Case of You " from " Blue " felt girlishly vulnerable compared to this self-assured update.
• In a sense, what de Ocampo and women her age want is a put-together look that still says girlishly casual, even sexy.
• More skin is exposed, the bra is emphasized and a distinct effort is made to offer some very womanly _ not girlishly cute _ options.
• Sissi is unaware of the real reason for the journey and is forbidden by her aunt to participate in any social events due to her girlishly impetuous ways.
• Ms . Smith makes a strange, striking figure, all in black, her long gray hair splayed girlishly down her back under a wide-brimmed hat.
• "Here at Kgotsong we have begun to organize ourselves, " said Rachel Masumpa, a large woman with a girlishly round face and soft eyes.
• At the Bartlett show, the girlishly flirtatious Alejandro represented this new femininity on men's runways, which Bartlett called the " couture " aesthetic.