Sentence examples for become glamorous from inspiring English sources

J.C. Penney's bargain bazaars started to become glamorous "speciality department stores", housing boutiques for famous brands.

It's a world where the unglamorous can become glamorous (well rich) overnight, just by designing the right software.

Arguably, it's just at the point when dance starts to become glamorous, exciting, profitable and successful that the men step in.

They expected that once she made a name for herself in London, she would become glamorous, because that's what fashion is.

Before long, disco became glamorous.

"Our biggest concern is that something that looks like smoking becomes glamorous again and may be attractive to children".

Unlike his first talk, this time Daniel spoke on the entertainment industry and how he imagined a world for himself in comedy even before entertainment became glamorous in Nigeria.

I would love her to become most glamorous President ever".

Fontaine worked on her characterization to become a glamorous but chilling woman.

As the foundation grew, some supporters felt it had become too glamorous, overly focused on branding, image and public relations.

Although this approach is commendably fair, it would be extremely expensive as well as an administrative nightmare.In popular culture, the use of DNA has become rather glamorous.