Sentences with phrase «yuppies getting»

The «bachelor party gone wrong» is a well - established comedy sub-genre and the prospect of yet another bunch of shit - faced yuppies getting into scrapes with hookers is hardly one to savour.

At last, some may think, the yuppies get theirs.

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JG: I just got a Volvo, so now we're the ultimate yuppie family — we have two Volvos.

Dating a country boy is such a breath of fresh air compared to trying to keep up with all the yuppies desperate to get ahead.

The first half concerns Brooklyn high - school student Chantel (Ariyan Johnson) as she deals with academic disagreements with her teachers (at one point getting into shouting match about the Holocaust), takes advantage of her boyfriend's wallet to go on a shopping spree, and confronts yuppies in the Upper West Side gourmet shop where she works.

While waiting for it to get repaired they go through some exploits that help to open Reinhold's yuppie eyes to the real world.

Haley Joel Osment plays an android child that gets adopted and then abandoned by a yuppie couple.

Hi, this is Gerardo Valero and today I'd like to talk to you about «Changing Lanes» in which Ben Affleck plays the typical bright but self - absorbed, school - smart Yuppie who gets to marry the boss» daughter but his knowledge of the ways of the world are rather limited, specially since he's mastered the art of lying to himself all his life.

High - strung yuppie couple Hamilton (Michael Hitchcock, Breakers, Happy, Texas) and Meg (Parker Posey, You've Got Mail, Henry Fool) are bringing Beatrice, their Weimeraner, and trophy wife Sherri Ann Ward Cabot (Jennifer Coolidge, American Pie, A Night at the Roxbury) and handler Christy Cummings (Jane Lynch, What Planet Are You From?

For the first act, we are introduced to our main characters: a poor Latin - American mother and daughter (Carmen Ejogo and Zoe Soul, the real hearts of this film), an insufferable yuppie couple on the brink of divorce (Zach Gilford and Kiele Sanchez) from which we get the lion's share of our Crash - style white guilt narrative, and Frank Grillo as a grieving father / ex-soldier who feels the urge to Purge one particular soul on this night.

Anyone who saw the three - hour My Sex Life... or How I Got Into an Argument (1997) when it showed at the Film Center last year knows that, for better and for worse, writer - director Arnaud Desplechin, born in 1960, has a generational voice, speaking for and about French yuppies in their late 20s and early 30s.

As for all that hairdresser talk, clearly the past weighs heavily on the SLK name, much the same as the bad years of sissy BMW 3 - series» relationship with yuppie stockbrokers made it difficult to turn opinion when the 3 - series got its act together.

How did the ugly white running shoes worn by yuppie joggers get all jiggy and become the dopest icon of the inner city?

I remember when getting up to turn the TV over seemed perfectly normal or when mobile phones in the 90s seemed advanced compared to the stereotypical brick owned by yuppies in the 80s, writes Kim O'Meara.

If all the yuppies would actually get out of their Hummers and buy a green car and get the price down it would mean something.

The East Coast elites, aging yuppies and metrosexual deadenders who bitterly cling to the CO2 - caused «global warming» religion are having a tough time... over the last 20 years, winters in the Northeast region of the U.S. have become more harsh and severe... that's opposite of their climate - doomsday cult leaders» predictions... instead of getting climate news from the likes of Al Gore and Brian Williams, Northeast denizens of elite enclaves might want to finally introduce themselves to what is called empirical evidence...

Hence, the rise of Hinge for yuppies, The League for elitists, Bumble for shy guys, The Catch for wordsmiths, Meld for black professionals, Willow for those who care about personality not looks, HeavenlySinful for those who want to get laid, Thaijoop for ladyboys (kathoey), SaladMatch for health nuts, Uniform Dating for people in the armed forces, and the list goes on.