Sentence examples for ever more glamorous from inspiring English sources

And with Project Glass getting ever more glamorous publicity (like the Diane Von Furstenburg documentary shot entirely on a Google Glass device), it seems like Google may be truly committed to making "augmented reality" a part of everyday life.

Carol once said ruefully: "He was always more glamorous.

Artists - always more glamorous than writers - feature prominently, too.

You moved to Hull to join the Housemartins – does rock'n'roll ever get more glamorous?

Another is that Macau's casinos are not resting on their laurels but spending heavily on becoming ever bigger and more glamorous.

In an early 21st century, democratic, post-imperial, culturally diverse and ever more European Britain, a non-glamorous, non-splendid, emphatically middle-aged monarchy may be all to the good.

'I can put on a pair of high heels and feel more glamorous than I ever have, or I can just as easily imagine myself kicking off those shoes and running barefoot in a field.' One in every three phone calls to Temperley is from a bride, hoping to buy into the dream.

On the same day a Reddit user posted a photo of the lovely Vivian Vance believed to be from the '40s, looking more glamorous than we ever saw her as landlady and Lucy's hijinks companion Ethel Mertz.

It's much more glamorous hair than the real Lauren Hester ever had.

But it needn't be so: thanks to the upsurge in popularity of "glamping" (glamorous camping), the accommodation options for enjoying the great outdoors have become ever more imaginative.

Sitting in the shadow of more glamorous companies such as National Semiconductor, SST is one of those Silicon Valley companies that hardly ever attract any attention.