Sentence examples for glamorous conference from inspiring English sources

Mack has the talent to be playing in a more glamorous conference.

HI HO, THE GLAMOROUS LIFE At a news conference on Tuesday, the organizers of Advertising Week announced the results of the annual vote by consumers to select additional members of the Madison Avenue Advertising Walk of Fame.

The job of public advocate might not seem glamorous -- all those press conferences on the price of matzo or the level of gas emissions -- but campaigning for the job can be.

The novel sees Professors Philip Swallow and Morris Zapp (the protagonists of the first novel, Changing Places), jet off on a glamorous tour of international literary conferences, combining academic infighting and tourism, witty literary debate and romance.

South African band John Wizards spoke to me via the not-so-glamorous method of a Skype conference call, yet when Emmanuel Nzaramba opened up about having to leave his home country of Rwanda I realised that this was a story unlike any other I'd hear this year.

Both have been overlooked, even in their own sport, because the other conference finals series is more glamorous.

I'm sure the Lib Dems would be the first to admit that their annual conference is not the most glamorous event in the world.

(Not everyone was wowed by the Jolie-Pitts' decision to communicate by glamorous photo semiotics as opposed to boring press conferences: Aniston later said that the fashion shoot proved to her that her ex-husband lacked "a sensitivity chip").

As westerners we tend to attach far too much importance to these huge international conferences, staged in some of the most glamorous cities in Europe and the US.

I appear to be the first to arrive for the conference but am soon joined by a rather glamorous redhead.

The annual Midem conference, which turned 50 this year, used to be a glamorous affair where more than 10,000 music execs gathered to strike deals and flaunt their (large) expenses budgets in the hotel bars of Cannes.