Sentence examples for find glamour from inspiring English sources

Only Hollywood could find glamour in corn.

I came to London because I wanted glamour and I was gay and I wanted to run away and I found glamour as an Egon Ronay inspector.

Fenton Bailey's and Randy Barbato's "Party Monster" tells the story of a young man from the provinces who finds glamour and celebrity in the big city, followed in short order by dissipation and ruin.

It's not that design needs to be treated with a hair-shirted seriousness, but the sooner the conversation moves beyond the thrill of this new found glamour, the more powerful it will be.

Please help me find the glamour.' " Well, glamour used to be easy to find on a commercial airliner.

But Ms. Dunaway's fans are not likely to find much glamour by renting her former apartment, which the landlord is likely to charge far more for.

Because Capri seemed so immoderately well-known, I had wondered whether my husband, James, and I would find its glamour tinselly and its scenery interrupted by elbow-to-elbow sightseers.

It is organised in two distinct parts, and the first finds Walter ­taking a journey through the seedy underbelly of modern culture, an ­excursion that starts, in faintly ­surreal fashion, at a "Babes on the Bed" ­competition in a Southend nightclub, a contest to find a glamour model for Nuts magazine.

PAGE B1 Finding Glamour in Gadgets When even cellphones can be fashion accessories, Sony plans a by-appointment-only Manhattan boutique dedicated to a line of high-priced electronic goods.

What is glamorous to YOU? Finding a glamour icon suited to your tastes will ensure that you embody glamour with genuine grace and comfort.

Northants have usually found the glamour of county cricket elusive.