Sentence examples for glamorous being from inspiring English sources

"Some can be glamorous, being 80 years old".

"I've always said that filmmaking is rarely glamorous: being up to your knees in pig poo is more the norm and the photos bear that out.

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Not only is this Imogen in charge of Ice Dancing – a modest accomplishment, surely, for any uncannily glamorous being – but she can't even get a measly ribbon back without assistance from small girls!

That had a different kind of sadness, a bleak, brutal, tragic end to hopes for a greater future and the buoyant few years of his presidency... the opening up of the White House to artists and musicians; I can't deny those few years were glamorous, being on the presidential yacht for the America's Cup races, the parties with the White House en fête.

The scene in which Roper kits him out in flash new suits (and grants him a shiny new credit card) is familiar from any number of scenes in which the lead is transformed into a more glamorous being, the better to fit into a new world – except that here, unlike in Clueless or Pretty Woman, the new world is built on death.

Nothing more glorious or glamorous was imaginable.

Her dos: "Be glamorous, be comfortable and be daring.

Looking glamorous is part of the job.

Mules — not fast, not glamorous — were another matter.

"It's not really glamorous, is it?" says Mr. Miller.