Sentence examples for glamorous day from inspiring English sources

Or that a little girl's self-esteem can be sorted out by a glamorous day out in London.

"Because of this coverage, when people think of Liverpool or when they think of Aintree, they'll think of people getting drunk, falling over, being upskirted, whereas actually it's a really glamorous day, everyone looks gorgeous and is having a great time".

"Just another glamorous day in the N.F.L".

Yes, the Derby does have the feeling of the royal wedding: one glamorous day amid an otherwise fading institution.

Most of the women who are sent abroad by companies are wives, and a thoroughly lonely and boring time many of them have of it.Of course, those who accompany their husbands on business trips may have a glamorous day or two spending the family money.

In the inevitable high heels and platinum coiffure, an hour and a half late, Ms. Hilton strutted through the hall not of one of the upscale hotels of her family's dynasty, but of one of the city's less glamorous day spots.

What a totally disgusting horrible depressing glamorous Sunday evening this!

Wearing a faded T-shirt and tattered Yankees cap, Gulbis hardly appeared headed anywhere glamorous Tuesday night.

Where "The Road to El Dorado" evoked a gilded Disneyland version of the Mayan empire, "The Emperor's New Groove" paints a much less glamorous Saturday morning cartoon version of the Incas in Peru.

First came the runway show, a glamorous day-to-night parade dominated by shades of blue, ranging from subtle gray tones to a deep midnight, in fluid designs.

First thing on a recent Monday morning and Tom Ford looked more impeccably put-together than just about anyone else on their most glamorous Saturday night out.