Sentence examples for a sort of glamorous from inspiring English sources
Appropriately Bob Crowley and Scott Pask's brilliant set has now morphed into a sort of glamorous junkyard of cultural and historical detritus (a crashed chandelier, a rotting piano).
Now imagine yourself in a sort of glamorous shopping mall.
I also wonder if it changes contextually -- if women who are into a sort of "glamorous" drug scene (blah blah drugs aren't glamorous, but you know what I mean) would be more prone to treat makeup as a part of the entire experience of drug use than women whose addiction wouldn't resemble a documentary of Studio 54.
In England he had played "with carefree flair", "a magnificently casual cricketer, popular and a crowd-pleaser, the sort of glamorous amateur who delighted fans".
I remember Mike Read once taking me to some terrifically trendy club off Bond Street, and he was immediately surrounded by all sorts of glamorous women.
A moment later, we were back in the woods wondering if Chilchi had been some sort of glamorous vision conjured up by the Siberian taiga.
The "Ladies They Talk About" -- a Warner Brothers prison movie starring Barbara Stanwyck, which gives the retrospective its title -- were as likely to be criminals, courtesans, cokeheads, gun molls and unwed mothers as the sort of glamorous but respectable heroines we're used to from 1934 on.
Quaffing cocktails on Melrose Avenue is worlds away from Gütersloh, where Arvato functions as a sort of engine room for Bertelsmann's more glamorous businesses.
While it may initially come off as a sort of anti-tourist brochure, showcasing the less-than-glamorous aspects of the community, Memory Foam is actually much wider in scope.
