Sentence examples for glamorous conditions from inspiring English sources

Almost all archaeology is done in the field, under less than glamorous conditions, where a good attitude to work is very helpful.

Mr. Ettlinger also worked for about 10 months in less glamorous conditions – two salt mines in Heilbronn, Germany, and Altaussee, Austria, where the Germans had crated and stored thousands of paintings and other items.

Meanwhile, in China, demand for affordable housing in Beijing is forcing people to move below the surface in less glamorous conditions.

Diarrhoea is hardly the most glamorous condition it is possible to work on.

I might even reach that exalted state of having too many outstanding friend requests to allow for more new ones — a rather glamorous condition, I thought, when I received this notice after sending friend requests to Amy Tan and Barbara Ehrenreich.

I might even reach that exalted state of having too many outstanding friend requests to allow for more new ones a rather glamorous condition, I thought, when I received this notice after sending friend requests to Amy Tan and Barbara Ehrenreich.

The book follows Cunningham's company from its formative years in squalid conditions to glamorous world tours.

Loach continued by saying it was "very strange" to received the award in such glamorous surroundings, considering the conditions endured by those people who inspired the film.

The filings offered a glimpse into the sometimes glamorous, other times more mundane conditions faced by those who work on the mayor's campaign.

It's far better off with the condition's more glamorous sibling, bipolar disorder, of whose dramatic possibilities Gibson may have given us a glimpse through his own real-life behaviour.

Such bureaucratic shuffling isn't glamorous, but it can set the conditions for future success.