Sentence examples for bring glamour from inspiring English sources

When she went into politics, she was expected to bring glamour to the Labour party.

The French have mixed feelings about the Americans, who bring glamour but can be too dominant.

In cricket, it is batsmen who are generally expected to bring glamour to the match and draw in the fans.

The designer Bruno Frisoni did bring glamour to pumps, where the classic pointed-toe shoe was set off by a curving heel.

Their pop-up at the Virgin Media Louder Lounge promises to bring glamour to festival-goers at V. Think Bloody Marys for the morning after.

While he also has an ability to bring glamour to non-models, like the French Vogue cover of Charlotte Casiraghi of Monaco.

Sam brought glamour and mystery to the downtown scene.

For me in 2004 Chantal Petitclerc brought glamour to Paralympic sport.

The elder Trudeau was a charismatic leader, bringing glamour and excitement to Canadian politics in the eyes of many voters.

Jade Jagger brings glamour back to the firm, and I think she sets the tone for a new progressive image.

A 1988 Sperss from Angelo Gaja, who brought glamour and a sense of superstardom to Piedmont, made a surprise appearance.