Sentence examples for glamorous business from inspiring English sources

"It's not a glamorous business," Malone said.

"I run a glamorous business, so people think I'm unapproachable.

Nikolai Rostov thinks that warfare is a glamorous business of "cutting people down".

"My friends think I'm in a glamorous business," Mr. Woolridge said.

(Yes, as we so often tell you, ours is a glamorous business).

But private-equity firms have also recently shown interest in a much less glamorous business: nursing homes.

While Bronfman Jr. has been casting around for a new media empire for a while, Boston-based Thomas H. Lee has been busy buying less glamorous businesses.

Its main reason was to be closer to its growing number of clients in Asia, but London's range of professional services was part of the attraction.The less glamorous business-services sector is a child of the 1980s.

His company's less glamorous businesses — fertilizers and engineering — are also looking for potential investors or acquirers, analysts and bankers said.

While routinely overshadowed by the company's younger, more glamorous businesses, the most venerable product family in Apple's lineup — Mac computers — continued to perform well.

Plaintiffs and defendants are the former high-flying hedge funds and investment banks, as well as the city's less glamorous businesses like restaurants and clothing manufacturers.