Sentence examples for glamorous game from inspiring English sources

It does have the feeling of a slightly more glamorous game this year, with the Raptors winning the Atlantic Division last year and a young Magic side continuing to grow every week.

Her leave taking, announced last week, was just the type of tectonic shift with gossipy back story that has long made the television business such a glamorous game of brinksmanship and backstabbing.

As one Independent music reviewer puts it: "If someone comes along at 32 and they've not made it yet, why should we suddenly care about them?" Certainly, rock'n'roll is a glamorous game – and the image of a gradually aging musician slogging round the urban toilet circuit isn't the best of compliments.

Mikhail Botvinnik's glamorous game against Jose Raul Capablanca in the elite AVRO tournament, played in Rotterdam in 1938, drew attention for other reasons.

There were few star perks, no glamorous bowl games and a lot of 10- to 12-hour bus rides.

Less glamorous group games also benefited from the growing enthusiasm for the tournament.

Australia have, in effect, been paired with two top seeds and no matter how glamorous these games are, their group is much, much tougher than 2010.

While other players often rendered themselves 'unavailable' for some of the less glamorous friendly games at awkward times of the year, Healy was pretty much an 'ever-present', always keen to add to his tally of caps and goals.

As a child growing up in the 1970s and 80s, the only roles on offer for women were nurses (Carry On Doctor), twirling glamorous assistants (Generation Game) or housewives (Terry and June).

With the wave of hype that followed Monday's dramatic win, a favourable 6pm Sunday Eastern Time start and more glamorous opposition, the game against Portugal should easily exceed the Ghana ratings.

It is not a glamorous stretch of games.