Sentence examples for glamorous face from inspiring English sources

Telegraph: Sarkozy picks TV presenter to replace Rachida Dati as glamorous face of ethnic diversity France.

Baumbach's eyebrows are usually down, and Gerwig's are up, over a pale, large-featured, casually glamorous face.

The glamorous face peering down from the directors' box at Liverpool's Europa League match on Thursday night wasn't a pop star or gossip column regular.

Peter Bialobrzeski's photographs put a radiant, glamorous face on globalization and the invisible and powerful network that shapes our surroundings -- and virtually runs our lives.

The British film industry put on its most glamorous face last night as it watched Hollywood walk off with the lion's share of the 2004 Bafta awards.

With his wild beard, olive-green military fatigues, darkly petulant good looks and trademark cigars, El Comandante became the anachronistically glamorous face of leftwing totalitarianism.

The two-level boutique, which has been given a glamorous face-lift by Peter Marino, also features several chic art commissions, including mirrored glass installations by Rob Wynne, a Oyoram video piece and a stunning ceiling relief by David Wiseman.

All those magazine covers; the Flotus Tactical Cardigan Collection at J. Crew; her glamorous face-off with Carla Sarkozy, the former model, in France, when both women dressed for the evening in French clothes (Mrs. Sarkozy in Dior, Mrs. Obama in Azzedine Alaïa).

These are not glamorous faces.

Portmans and Kookai, meanwhile, have anointed Australian supermodels Jess Hart and Catherine McNeil as their glamorous faces to maintain kudos in an increasingly competitive market.

Overall newsstand sales have dropped 20percentt in the last four years, according to Harrington Associates, a circulation consulting business, and better than half of all magazines, many anchored by glamorous faces, go unsold and end up as pulp.