Sentence examples for enduring glamour from inspiring English sources
Several brands leaned heavily on the enduring glamour of old-timey Hollywood.
FROM JEAN-CLAUDE KILLY to Franz Klammer to Picabo Street to Hermann Maier, the Alpine skiing events frequently bestow upon an Olympic Games its enduring glamour names.
BILL PENNINGTON ALPINE SKIING FROM JEAN-CLAUDE KILLY to Franz Klammer to Picabo Street to Hermann Maier, the Alpine skiing events frequently bestow upon an Olympic Games its enduring glamour names.
The confusion begins not with the questions, but with the answers people believed they had derived, and then with stories the rest of the world began to compose about someone who – in that mid-20th century recipe for enduring glamour – lived fast, died young and left a good-looking corpse.
(Anderson) ★ Ronnie Spector (Friday) Even in the pantheon of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, Ms. Spector stands apart as an enduring figure of glamour.
(Anderson Ronnie Spectorr's "Beyond the Beehive" (Monday and Tuesday) Even in the pantheon of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, Ms. Spector stands apart as an enduring figure of glamour.
Though Gabor withdrew from the limelight in her later years, she remained an enduring figure of old Hollywood glamour. .
Ms. Tallchief remained closely identified with her Osage lineage long after she found fame and glamour in Paris and New York, and she bridled at the enduring stereotypes and misconceptions many held about American Indians.
But perhaps it's the canonization of the Architectus Celebritatus, that exotic species also known as the starchitect -- a crossbreed between temperamental artist and brilliant problem-solver, idealistic do-gooder and opportunistic megalomaniac, starchy geek and shameless glamour puss -- that is the prize's most enduring legacy.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
