Sentence examples for a glittering example from inspiring English sources
This worldly mix is a glittering example of the globalization of modern professional sports.
A stark example of the potential for real conflict is being played out in New York City, where the multibillionaire mayor, Michael Bloomberg, has selected a glittering example of the American aristocracy to be the city's schools chancellor.
Its skill at navigating the iPod craze is a glittering example.
Instead of today's humming screens alerting them to purchases, when they made a sale back then the staff would shout: "Kerching!" The new offices of Net-a-porter, this glittering example of modern retail, are located over the top floor of London's Westfield Centre.
In its way Formula One, with 16 or 17 "Grand Prix" races a year around the world, is the most glittering example of what skilful marketing can achieve for a sport.
Two recent glittering examples are Collisions (99p) by Observer journalist Elizabeth Day – a morally challenging story about a good Samaritan who's not a good person – and Devotion: A Rat Story (Byliner, £1.29) by American writer Maile Meloy, a warning to house buyers everywhere.
We in the divorce business often parade out these rare cases as glittering examples of possibility.
For one glittering example, he shapes a specialty turn for Nicholas Brothers-like Phillip Attmore and Jared Grimes and Megan Sikora at the end of which the audience response goes on even longer than it does for Hilty's "Diamonds" setting.
A glittering career, surely.
It's a glittering junkyard.
