Sentence examples for capture the glamour of from inspiring English sources
Least likely to: Capture the glamour of south Manchester.
Most likely to: Capture the glamour of the south of France.
In Indonesia and the Philippines cigarettes are sold in small "lipstick packs" that seek to capture the glamour of high-end cosmetics.Countries struggling with widespread poverty and unemployment can be reluctant to clamp down on an industry that provides so much revenue and so many jobs.
Capture the glamour of the 40s in your decorations.
Not all the twenty-one wonks on view are subdued, however: the jazzy "Number 6: 'Rumpelmayer,' " emblazoned with the words "counter" and "coffee" (one of the few occasions when Ryan incorporated text), captures the glamour of the tearoom at the St . Moritz
The story he tells, which also involves Louis Prima, Sarah Vaughan and the thrill of staying up way past his bedtime, captures the glamour of early-1960s Las Vegas with a deft mixture of awe and humor.
This picture, taken in 1964, before the band were consumed by jealousy over Ross and Gordy's personal relationship, captures the glamour of their beginnings, while the background shows how much further Ross had to travel to the red-carpet world in which she has existed for the past 30 years.
The White House Iftar captures the glamour of high-profile receptions I've seen on the West Wing, and the power of a room full of some of our nation's most influential Muslims.
Why not a hedge fund manager as detective, ferreting out the executives that are fiddling the books?Wall Street, with Michael Douglas, captured some of the glamour of the 1980s takeover boom as did a much less-noticed flick, Other People's Money.
It really was a box - of captioned pictures - and its aim was to capture the 'ephemeral glamour' of the era 'on the wing'.
In a review of Richard Meier's pair of white-and-clear apartment buildings on Perry Street, he indulges in giddy anthropomorphizing, merging structure and inhabitant in his eagerness to capture the exhibitionistic glamour of both: "It strikes me that the towers are a pair of Hitchcock blondes.
