Sentence examples for for a glamour from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the search for a glamour tag continues.

For a glamour that is not pretty, but instead is big and brash and smells of smoke.

It is certainly not what Defoe is intending to do on Sunday, when he hopes to face Brazil in the Maracana Stadium for a glamour friendly intended as an important part of Roy Hodgson's World Cup preparation.

On a recent afternoon, a few dozen girls waited in the park, going through the race walk step in slow motion, hips twisted and one shoulder thrust forward, almost as if posing for a glamour photograph.

ONE young staffer on Anthony Weiner's mayoral campaign saw a chance at bright lights and went after it, spilling secrets in return for a glamour shot on the front page of a major newspaper, determining that attention was worth whatever crassness it called for.

Rousteing, faced with this kind of criticism, says that he is bringing high fashion into the twenty-first century — in his designs, which he describes as clothing for a "glamour army" of sexually confident young people, and also by erasing the distinction between luxury and popular culture.

The strips and their more marbled cousins arrive perfectly charred, crusted, and seasoned, and, for a little glamour, the waiter will bring boats of Stilton, Bordelaise, and béarnaise sauces.

She's a glamour model for men who read Camus, basically.

As for makeup, "I'm not a glamour girl," said Dr. Alexiades-Armenakas, a mother of two.

League Two Carlisle's reward for upsetting QPR 2-1 was a glamour trip to Anfield to take on Liverpool.

Glover says appearing in Playboy magazine was an important goal for her ever since becoming a glamour model.