Sentences with phrase «just twentysomethings»

Before she was the Academy Award - winning star of The Blind Side, and before she was the leading lady of such certifiable 1990s hits as Speed, A Time to Kill, and While You Were Sleeping, Sandra Bullock was just a twentysomething actress struggling to make it in Hollywood.

Before he was an Oscar winner, before he had his «all right, all right, all right» catchphrase, and before he'd even scored his first movie role, Matthew McConaughey was just a twentysomething aspiring actor hanging around the Hyatt hotel bar in Austin, Texas.

Not exact matches

Roommates aren't just for twentysomethings.

In short, says, Edward Bell, an executive at Ogilvy & Mather in Shanghai who has studied the twentysomething Chinese in depth, «this is a generation that has to sprint just to stay even.

He was just 18 months removed from being a twentysomething engineer at Ford.

Many twentysomethings, however, have just left college and a dating pool of a few thousand.

If you're looking for a trend that truly suggests the power of this new medium, ignore the twentysomething entrepreneur who just bought his first private jet.

Basically, I'm looking for sandals that 1) will be nice to my legs, particularly since I walk two miles (not all at once, just overall) on my commute, 2) are more appropriate for a twentysomething who more or less likes to keep up with shoe trends....

Voicenotes may be pretty effective in chronicling the sexual paranoia of beautiful twentysomethings who just can't trust each other not to trade up, but it's also a pretty good time, just like the one you imagine Puth has been having, the occasional betrayal notwithstanding.

Starting with a timeless premise — young people are stupid — and spinning it into a broad, crass, and relentlessly amusing mid-summer surprise, «Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates» may not be the first Apatow - era comedy about twentysomethings coming to grips with the fact that they won't live forever (and it's certainly not the deepest, as it lingers in your memory for about as long as a Snapchat), but it might just be one of the funniest.

Watch Emile Hirsch and his pack of twentysomething American buddies just get ripped to shreds by an electric alien army while trapped in Russia.

Nothing says «indie» more than a movie about the travails of twentysomethings, and at first blush, British writer - director Alex Barrett's feature debut, Life Just Is, would seem to fulfill all of the usual clichés.

But while she is overwhelmed by the luxury showered upon her by Henry, she can't help feeling a tad awkward whenever she's around the two - member house staff: Oliver (Matthew Beard), a blind twentysomething with a knack for flower arrangements, and Claire (Carla Gugino), a deferential but ominous woman who suggests a more attractive and polite version of Mrs. Danvers from Hitchcock's «Rebecca» (just one of the several classic films Gutierrez quotes throughout the film).

Unpretentious, well - observed and genuinely, joyously sweet - natured, the film is centred on Stevie (Ian Bonar), a geeky twentysomething from London's artist - infested Hackney borough who just happens to head up a pretty nifty guitar band («The Yummy Fur meets The Velvet Underground»), while holding down a dire desk job with his best friend and drummer Neil.

In the first chapter, we meet Cannie Shapiro, a twentysomething reporter for a Philadelphia newspaper, who has just parted ways with her boyfriend, Bruce.

Our top 10 list hits just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the best cities for twentysomethings.

Today's teens and twentysomethings genuinely seem to be appalled by the notion that if two people are doing the same job, one could be paid less just because she happens to be a woman.

One thing you notice about twentysomethings who are doing exceptionally «creative» work is, JUST HOW LONG their hours are.

Just a few years later a twentysomething Frank Stella exhibited one of his Black Paintings in MoMA's Sixteen Americans and for all intents and purposes took possession of the historical narrative.