Sentence examples for glamorous director from inspiring English sources

Kate was such an idiot — she sat right down and wrote a thank-you note to the school's intimidating and faintly glamorous director in the hope of improving Ondine's chances for the following year.

TANNERY POND CONCERTS This exclusive little series draws its cachet from both its glamorous director — Christian Steiner, the famed classical-music photographer — and its resonant concert space, a former Shaker tannery.

Kate was such an idiot she sat right down and wrote a thank-you note to the school's intimidating and faintly glamorous director in the hope of improving Ondine's chances for the following year.

Many of my best friends are still baristas, slinging coffee to support Ph.D. habits or supplement glamorous art director wages.

"They don't generally think of working in an aquarium as very glamorous," said Carol Tang, director of visitor interpretive services.

"There's a large indigenous population here, many of them very poor, who are not part of anything glamorous," said Michael Pyner, director of the Shoreditch New Deal Trust, a government-financed community development body.

Being chosen for the official programme of the Cannes film festival brings high-profile and glamorous exposure for a director, and Sophie Fiennes's documentary about the German artist Anselm Kiefer was widely admired on the Croisette when it premiered at the weekend.

If you were to name the ideal ingredients for an Oscar winner, "Cold Mountain" would have them all: a best-selling novel, an Oscar-winning writer and director, three glamorous movie stars and a studio that knows how to sell sweeping, period stories, from "The English Patient" to "Shakespeare in Love".

He commissioned the world's most glamorous and effective stage director, Franco Zeffirelli, to direct and design the production -- and serve as the man to fashion Shakespeare's words into a viable libretto.

"It's the most nonglamorous thing and people think it's so glamorous," said Julie Gilhart, the creative director of Barneys New York.

"The network has managed to take food and turn it into in a glamorous hobby," said Robert Thompson, the director of the Center for the Study of Popular Television at Syracuse University.