Sentence examples for glamorous crowd from inspiring English sources

Gone, too, was the glamorous crowd the hotel had attracted in its heyday.

The Jewish satirist Psoy Korolenko is wowing a glamorous crowd with subversive, high-speed raps.

And Barneys still has plenty of fans among the glamorous crowd.

Some private clubs seem to have succeeded in attracting a regular glamorous crowd.

Police told the glamorous crowd that they could have a drink in the bar, but the show would not be going ahead.

In the Cobalt Lounge (95 Cordova Street, 904-819-6020), a glamorous crowd sips hibiscus martinis and espresso, Cognacs and cappuccino.

And, for all its strangeness, it also possesses a glamorous, crowd-pleasing commercialism.

Marquee events such as athletics and Greco-Roman wrestling may be the glamorous crowd-pleasers, but they won't be the only shows in town.

The hotel is hosting the 2016 European Poker Tour Grand Final, and after you spend time at the tables head to the hotel's nightclub Jimmy Z--where you might just find talent like Boy George or Calvin Harris spinning for the glamorous crowds.

Until then, my ambition in life had been, vaguely, a career as a world-famous archaeologist or a prima ballerina; but suddenly, with a terrible pang that was the real beginning of adolescence, I wanted something far different: to be one of them — the glamorous school crowd that had no desire for me.

BERLIN, Feb. 14 — Filmmakers, film-industry types and the journalists who love them often refer to something called the festival circuit, a sequence of hectic, semi-glamorous events that crowd the calendar and circle the globe.