Sentence examples for gets more glamorous from inspiring English sources

But the real star of "Hidalgo" is a handsome mustang who gets more glamorous close-ups than Joan Crawford did in her entire career.

Webb's big mistake is to have insulted the real star of "Hidalgo," a handsome mustang with a white face and brown patches over each eye, who gets more glamorous close-ups than Joan Crawford did in her entire career.

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

Mrs. R definitely got more glamorous as the campaign progressed, working her way up from jeans and button-downs to a chicer style.

Nationalist politics gets more attention, because it's more flamboyant, more glamorous, more controversial.

But Sally gets more than she bargained for when she blunders upon her glamorous step-granny kissing Santa Roger decidedly under the mistletoe.

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.

Andre got more insightful; Rainbow became a glamorous dork with a temper and her own loose-limbed charisma; the kids clicked, too; and Andre's workplace became a reliably hilarious setting for him to brainstorm about his troubles.

Take a break from reality shows, glamorous movies and social media so that you can get more satisfaction out of life.[2].

If you are in advertising, you failed to get into other more glamorous and higher growth businesses.

It may be a mere 10 days into 2016 and whilst many of us are still digging around the last of the Quality Streets, over the pond things have got a whole lot more glamorous.