Sentences with phrase «fairy godfather»

The phrase "fairy godfather" is used to describe someone who helps and supports you, just like the fairy godmother in fairy tales, but in a male form. They guide and protect you, similar to a godparent, but with a touch of magic. Full definition
Okay, first off — where can I cash in on having such an awesome fairy godfather?
With that, the five - star - rated fairy godfather speeds out of the movie, having set the tone for a pleasant adventure about Deanna's re-enrollment in college to finish her own degree — the movie equivalent in these R - rated gross - out days of swaggering up to the frat party bar and ordering a chardonnay, which she does.
Like Andy Cohen crossed with Dame Edna, Stanley Tucci is a scream as Caesar Flickerman, the telecast's fairy godfather of an emcee, who essentially solves the film's expository problems while pointing a cheeky, meta finger at not just the in - text audience, but us too.
the 1939 screwball Cinderella story «Midnight» stars Claudette Colbert as a street smart showgirl who pulls into Paris without a penny to her name and lands in the lap of luxury, thanks to a most unlikely fairy godfather (John Barrymore).
Meanwhile, the impending arrival of Warlow (Robert Kazinsky), the ancient vampire with dibs on Sookie (Anna Paquin), brings with it Sookie's heretofore - unmentioned fairy godfather Niall (Rutger Hauer), who's come to Bon Temps to protect her.
I found the chair in a junk store and had my upholsterer work some serious fairy godfather magic on it.
floridamom, I hope your fairy godfather «fixes» you before you're dead so you don't inflict your hatred on others.
But why should they bother to explain something to someone who believes in a fairy godfather who created all in 6 days?
Anyone who has ever felt like a misfit, an outsider or a hopeless dweeb needs to adopt John Waters as his or her fairy godfather.
Although people mistook him for her grandfather, Isabel says, «really he was more like a fairy godfather
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