Sentence examples for glamorous destinations from inspiring English sources

Brown's sights are set on more glamorous destinations.

SOME see Honolulu as a stop on the way to more glamorous destinations.

Critics are as likely to disappear or be held without due process as they are in less glamorous destinations.

Their music captures the sound of 1940s and '50s Cuba, when the country was one of the world's most glamorous destinations and an epicenter of music and culture.

Latvia, Hungary, Austria and Serbia have all been on the agenda – maybe not the most glamorous destinations but exactly what we need for our Olympic preparations.

For the most part, however, changing fashions and the whims of the market have taken their toll, and these once glamorous destinations have slipped into genteel decline.

The director also played a part in promoting Britain as a glamorous destination.

Hartlepool, she concedes, would not be seen as a glamorous destination.

Hull is not the most glamorous destination — it was once labeled the worst place to live in Britain by a television show — but it suited Guzan fine.

The Caribbean may have been the most glamorous destination of the twentieth century, but in the new millennium, the Indian Ocean is on a roll.

But South Beach remains the unchallenged original, the same glamorous destination it has been since heat-seeking (in more ways than one) model agencies, magazine editors and hipster New Yorkers first claimed it as their own in the early 1980's.