Sentences with phrase «legally blonde»

Classic Fave: Legally Blonde Who can forget... Read more»

It seems equivalent to the oh - so - ridiculous «bend and snap» from Legally Blonde.

The Real Reason Why We Love Bad Boys, Toxic Partners and Emotionally Unavailable - Legally Blonde in TO

Born and raised in Tennessee, the «Legally Blonde» icon said she's a very Southern mom.

No, your resume should not mimic the pink and scented one that Legally Blonde's Elle Woods handed in at Harvard Law School.

Some of my cover letters were on pretty paper (á la Elle Woods in the film Legally Blonde) and one had a sticker on the envelope, but they all had one thing in common.

Remember the 2001 comedy Legally Blonde?

Skip the smiley faces, exclamation points and pink, scented resume paper — only Elle Woods of «Legally Blonde» fame can pull that off.

Remember in the movie Legally Blonde when our spunky and upbeat heroine hands her resume off to her professor in the hopes of securing that killer summer internship?

We all remember Elle Woods's Legally Blonde CV — soft pink paper and a subtle scent, natch.

If you believe that the company you are applying to leans on the conservative side, then avoid using a pink resume (a la Legally Blonde) and stick with the traditional white.

Video Resumes A fancy production helped the character Elle Woods get into Harvard in the movie «Legally Blonde,» but the same luck isn't likely for most of the rest of us.

The movie Legally Blonde showed Elle Woods, a young woman wowing Harvard Law School with a video résumé outlining her unique and interesting talents.

For an epic come - from - behind cross-examination triumph, you'll have to re-watch this scene in Legally Blonde:

9) The line in Legally Blonde that says «Law school is for people that are boring, ugly and serious» really applies to people who do legal research.

Adrian has been thrilled to participate as a cast member in five of the musicals jointly produced by the Manitoba Theatre Centre and Manitoba Bar Association: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (2015), How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (2014), Legally Blonde (2013), The Producers (2010) and Chicago (2008).

I watched Legally Blonde for the third (okay, thirteenth) time this weekend and something new occurred to me.

But maybe you went to law school because you didn't quite know what else to do, or because you thought it was a path to financial security, or because you loved Legally Blonde, or whatever.

I've been sitting here for hours watching «Legally Blonde» I and II, and now I'm about to settle in for a few more hours of «L.A. Law» reruns.

Just compare the Rocky IV training montage with the Legally Blonde LSAT studying montage.

However, as much as we would like to believe the outcomes in Legally Blonde, Braveheart and Rocky, real - world battles are rarely won by the ragtag team of underdogs.

Elle Woods, «Legally Blonde» (15:1)-- lovable character who may appeal to female voters.

Since there is definitely nothing else that could explain this increase, the only logical conclusion goes back to Legally Blonde.

Legally Blonde has probably done more to lower prospective law students» expectations on the difficulties of getting into and succeeding in a top - tier law school than any other film.

Answer: Your top two law musicals in London this week are probably «Enron (the Play)» and «Legally Blonde: The Musical.»

The position of the outsider and shape shifter is central to this body of work and the influence of feminist icons such as Elle Woods in Legally Blonde or artist, punk poet, experimental novelist and filmmaker Kathy Acker lingers.

The position of the outsider and shape shifter is central to this body of work and the influence of feminist icons such as Mary Tyler Moore, Elle Woods in Legally Blonde or artist, punk poet, experimental novelist and filmmaker Kathy Acker lingers.

Legally Blonde is a fabulously fun musical based on the hit movie.

We're looking at you, Bruiser the Chihuahua from the movie, «Legally Blonde»!

MORE INFORMATION: Lee Buckholz, associate producer of Derby Dinner Playhouse (DDP), along with a canine behavior trainer from the Kentucky Humane Society, will be assessing local dogs for the roles of «Bruiser,» a Chihuahua, and «Rufus,» a Bulldog, in DDP's upcoming spring production of Legally Blonde: The Musical.

WHAT: Casting call for local dogs to play «Bruiser» (a Chihuahua) and «Rufus» (a Bulldog) in DDP's Legally Blonde: The Musical

Movies like «Beverly Hills Chihuahua» and «Legally Blonde» have made them more popular than ever.

Show time for Legally Blonde Muscial Show..

Our 1st musical show project, Legally Blonde.

The tiny breed's popularity spiked after films like «Beverly Hills Chihuahua» and «Legally Blonde», coupled with iconic stars carrying these pooches in their purses down the red carpet.

She is an accomplished stage actor and appeared as Christine in the UK touring production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels while her other credits include playing The Lady of the Lake in Spamalot, Princess Fiona in Shrek and Elle Woods in Legally Blonde.

First, a disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer, unless watching Legally Blonde about a dozen times counts.

The list includes Legally Blonde, which started as a print - on - demand book, and Eragon, which was self - pubbed before publisher Alfred A. Knopf picked it up in 2003.

One of the more widely known examples is Legally Blonde.

Isn't that, like a rule or something you learn by watching Elle Woods on Legally Blonde??

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«Several AuthorHouse books have made it to the big screen, including «Legally Blonde» and «September Dawn,» and we're pleased to provide authors with these exclusive opportunities to be discovered,» said Keith Ogorek, senior vice president of marketing for Author Solutions, Inc. — AuthorHouse's parent company.

* «Several AuthorHouse books have made it to the big screen, including «Legally Blonde» and «September Dawn,» and we're pleased to provide authors with these exclusive opportunities to be discovered,»

In true Legally Blonde fashion, Kyoko dives headfirst into the world of superstardom.

I never thought I'd see Reese Witherspoon (Sweet Home Alabama, The Importance of Being Earnest) in a comedy she couldn't save, but Legally Blonde 2 finally puts her into a script so contrived, not even she can charm her way out of.

We already know how good Witherspoon is at playing the chipper overachiever (see: Election; Legally Blonde), and she absolutely shines here as Madeline.

Normally, I could forgive a bit of sloppiness, but Legally Blonde 2 is rife with continuity errors, from gestures and hands that move around from scene to scene to hairstyles that seem to have a life of their own.

She's used to handbags and heels but here we have a picture of Reese Witherspoon (LEGALLY BLONDE) hiking in Oregon, fresh from the set...

The first Legally Blonde wasn't really a good film, but it definitely had its moments, enough to make it a worthwhile viewing for those times when you want a dessert rather than a heavy meal.

There are a couple of decent laughs to be had, and about a dozen or so smiles, but unlike its predecessor, Legally Blonde 2 has several stretches of scenes where the levity and mirth take a break, leaving us a bit bored when there's not much going on except some necessary explanations in order to make this ambitious plot work.