Sentence examples for glamorous as did from inspiring English sources

Yauatcha both lifted the quality of dim sum in London, and made eating Chinese food sexy and glamorous, as did Hakkasan.

The red mini dress has long gone, but at 83 Nichelle Nichols looks every bit as glamorous as she did on the Starship Enterprise in the 60s.

Critics liked to trash the glamorous — as they did the photographs Julius Shulman took of Neutra's Kaufmann Desert House, published in Life magazine in 1949 — as tawdry eye candy, too eager to sell itself, too beautiful to be proper modern architecture, doomed to be mere fashion.

Goya admired the glamorous Duchess of Alba, as did many others.

But I'm a professional swimmer at the end of the day; that's my job and if I can be glamorous as I do this that's a plus - but I wouldn't get a big head from it.

This is a plush, well-groomed dinosaur of a resort on the south west coast, where people dress the part for a tennis match as much as for dinner and where a Martini in the bar feels as glamorous as it does civilised.

Ways reality is not as glamorous as "Nip/Tuck": I don't do karate chops before surgery like Dr. 90210, but I have an assistant in surgery, a male nurse who's a trained yoga master, and in between cases, if I'm tight he'll give me a couple stretches to do.

Work of this kind is not nearly as glamorous as the renovation that was done on the north side, but it is vital nonetheless.

That made me feel almost as glamorous as winning MasterChef would have done.

Most of Canada's Davis Cup appearances during his career could hardly be classified as glamorous; Canada did not often compete in the top World Group.

Educating Iraqis may not be as glamorous as bombing them, but it will do far more good.