Sentence examples similar to glamorous going out from inspiring English sources
What, I thought, could be more glamorous than going out clubbing in Ibiza?
The study also found that women are more likely to dress casually when on a date with a man, and more glamorous when going out with friends.
However, there's nothing glamorous about selling weed or going out with someone who sells weed, unless your definition of glamorous is watching your boyfriend look at his iPhone a lot.
What the programme mostly shows, though, are the joys of chatting, shopping and going out to glamorous places.
Some of the best parts of the film show Jenny's dreamy delight in going out à quatre with David and his glamorous friends Danny and Helen, played by Dominic Cooper and Rosamund Pike.
One went out to see pictures that were gorgeous and glamorous and told appealing stories.
I had to go out and buy one from J Crew!" Arianna, glamorous, approachable, smiling, laps it up.
"It's not a glamorous job," Mora said, "so we give them a chance to go out and compete live and tackle and throw it.
I remember watching Mum get ready to go out in the 1980s and thinking her outfits were so exciting and glamorous.
It can be worn as a comfy house slipper or glamorous going-out flat.
