Sentence examples for glamorous from from inspiring English sources
There are also those whose childhoods must seem misleadingly glamorous from the outside.
And what seems glamorous from a distance is in close-up obscene.
It strikes me that running a big estate is rather similar to being an MP: glamorous from the outside, but the reality is a lot of admin and fixing blocked drains.
"It's like Formula One – it looks very glamorous from the outside but when you're actually on one of these teams it's just a group of people working really hard.
I say, "What if I swallow one of these diamonds?" On Glamour After every shoot, if I have a new assistant, I look them in the eye after they've seen the craziness and the hard work and the 20 trunks of clothes and the garment racks, and I say, "Do you still want to be a stylist?" Fashion looks so glamorous from the outside.
Since Hotel 101 has its own art gallery, we pop in to admire the collection of work from Iceland's top young artists, before heading to the ultra-cool hotel cocktail bar with its granite and white leather décor, favoured by the great and the glamorous from Iceland's celebrity world.
They've run the gamut from glamorous to Gidget, from the original Cosmo girl to Carrie Bradshaw and company on "Sex and the City".
The old Etonian heir to a £100m fortune, he had been a war correspondent, a Wall Street broker, a lover of glamorous women from glamorous political dynasties (the Kennedys) and from less glamorous ones (the Heseltines).
A top male model may take home anywhere from $200,000 to $500,000 annually, but most make a less glamorous living from catalog work.
(Catherine Rampell) 'Futurology the Musical' A lot of Anthony J. Dixon and Sandra J. Barnes's tale of three glamorous astronauts from the future trying to save a young actress-singer from her own ego could have been written by a high school student.
Glamorous icons from the past like Humphrey Bogart, Marilyn Monroe, Calista Flockhart and the animated boys from South Park once again become top grossing actors.
