Sentence examples for glamorous holiday from inspiring English sources

The 1920s land boom implanted the idea of Florida as a glamorous holiday destination that has lasted to this day.

These waters are also home to some of the planet's most glamorous holiday destinations – places of sugar-white sands, crystal-clear waters and gorgeous accommodation.

The cottage is on the Wilderness Reserve, a vast rambling estate, home to an ever-growing collection of glamorous holiday cottages.

His Aunt Evelyn's candied kumquats are fabulous on cake or ice cream, with pork or duck or sweet potatoes, and I once slivered them and used them to decorate the top of a glamorous holiday charlotte russe.

As a sulky, luxury-starved teenager, driving in the back of my parents' car past Forte's rich people's playgrounds to our far less glamorous holiday destination, I longed to penetrate their unblinking façades.

Money is never a concern in her world: she doesn't need a job, glamorous holidays come as a matter of course, and her life is one of continual parties, drives in the country in her convertible, hiking trips and weekends visiting Aunt Eloise in New York.

When you look at a blog from the outside you see lots of glamorous holidays and think that's all there is to it, but blogging is just like any other job too.

References and inspirations ran the gamut of the Mancunian designer's life: from 1970s English childhood (colourful tweed coats, snug snowflake jumpers), to glamorous Ibizan holidays (chiffon dresses in candy colours), to weekends lost in Glastonbury (pretty neon ponchos, long, crushed velvet skirts), to his home in Primrose Hill, north London (cosy boots pulled over jeans, floaty tops).

Internet, take note: All you need to make Kanye West smile is a national holiday, a glamorous boat ride, and/or the warmth of his loving family.

It wasn't just any old celebration - it was a busman's holiday in a glamorous location, with creative food, and colleagues who have worked together for decades.

The English invented long recreational piers in response toa problem created by their earlier invention of seaside holidays as a glamorous options for the beau monde.