Sentence examples for glamorous heritage from inspiring English sources
The sale of Warner Music, long considered a trophy asset given its glamorous heritage, comes as the record industry continues to struggle with its transition to a digital future.
The designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli have been seeking to instil the glamorous heritage brand with a calm and quiet elegance, to appeal to younger customers who have an easy-going approach to luxury.
The historic building is being renovated and remodeled to restore its classic glamorous Hollywood heritage.
Their mix of clean white finishes and painted wooden cabinets, acid-bright metal chairs and geometric bathroom tiles (blame the owner's glamorous half-Swedish, half-Portuguese heritage) have been a hit and, at the beginning of this year, the estate launched the property's largest house, reconstructed from the bones of an old watermill, for bookings.
Not glamorous, perhaps, but reflecting Croatia's heritage from companies like electric transformer-maker, Koncar.
He said he envisions the Raleigh "as very glamorous and embracing both its South American and its international heritage".
The trend underlying the figures is for the jewels in Britain's heritage to draw the crowds, while the less glamorous languish, or close down altogether, while jewels in Britain's heritage draw the crowds.
If L.A. is the "great exception" — a place without a heritage or legacy, shipwrecked off the continent of the commonplace — then its representation may be glamorous, but it's just another entertainment, best witnessed while lightly sedated.
It is heritage, heritage, heritage".
