Sentence examples for from a glamorous from inspiring English sources
"I came from a glamorous family.
The salary, if paid at all, is between $20 and $500; the discipline is ferocious; and the frontline is far from a glamorous place to be.
As for those diamonds he sings about plucking from a glamorous, forbidden world, you can be sure they'll dissolve into dust once he finds them.
Terry is far from a glamorous character, though he has a bad-boy appeal not unlike another beer-guzzling layabout named Uncle Terry Mark Ruffaloo's character in Mr. Lonergan's movie "You Can Count on Me".
In the end, the genius of her career was that she gave the world everything it wanted from a glamorous star, the excitement and drama, the diamonds and gossip, and she did it by refusing to become fame's martyr.
Although she lives off her income, she came from a glamorous family, married into an even more glamorous one, and then, like some storm-tossed gothic heroine, broke away to become a Poet.
The character, however, had to change from being a glamorous but estranged trophy-wife, to a fiercely intelligent and stoically independent woman.
The rich personalities and the glamour of our athletes are the X factor that we just happen to be very fortunate to have at the moment.' Lawler says it is nothing new that women's tennis has benefited from having a glamorous cast.
People still ask me how I could walk away from such a "glamorous" career.
Most of the nation probably thinks being a U.S. senator from New York is a glamorous job.
A brigade of performing artists from Moscow, including a glamorous Ballerina, visits an agricultural collective, and as the farm people mix with the artists each is tempted to stray from his or her spouse.
