Sentence examples for be glamorous to be from inspiring English sources
Jamaica would like to be glamorous, to be big in the Orient, and to appear in her favorite black magazines.
Hilary so wants everyone to be glamorous, to be a storybook creature; somehow he persuades himself that the grayest folk are coated with legend-making glitter".
Yes, she was "the one and only", the "original".For a while it was glamorous to be this person.
"OK, dealing with the maggots wasn't glamorous – but it is glamorous to be able to say now that a client is living independently, with support, and has a much happier and positive life".
"You know," she told him, "Andy once said it would be very glamorous to be reincarnated as my ring.
The first thing everyone always says about Niall Ferguson is that he's far too glamorous to be an academic.
"It's not as glamorous to be a U.S. citizen anymore," said Mr. De Beaufort, a writer and restaurant server.
I'm aware that it's a lot more glamorous to be on the barricade with a handkerchief around your nose than it is to be at the meeting with a briefcase and a bowler hat, but I think that we're getting more done this way.
So much so that Andy Warhol even said, "It would be very glamorous to be reincarnated as a great big ring on Liz Taylor's finger".
You want to appear to be glamorous just being you, not something else.
