Sentence examples for glamorous like a from inspiring English sources

It feels glamorous, like a 1940s nightclub.

It's all so glamorous – like a cocktail party at Rio Ferdinand's.

This collection had a great range of wearable clothes that incidentally were glamorous, like a collarless wrap coat in wine-berry patent leather and a sleeveless blouse in cerulean blue crepe worn with a red crepe pencil skirt.

The men are exact contemporaries, both now 60. "My all-time favourite Amis book is Money," Franklin says, adding that at first he found the writer "unbelievably glamorous, like a rock star".

At the beginning of "The Social Network," Zuckerberg runs across the campus to his room at night, and Harvard, its many enclaves lit with intellectual industry, looks glamorous, like an imaginary city.

Burke said the team would be made up of "guys who are called on to do grunt jobs that aren't glamorous, like winning a key face-off, killing a penalty or blocking a shot".

"It's not sexy and glamorous, like building a new wing," he said, "but I think it's a fundamental part of our responsibility to our audience".

After provincial journalism, it felt impossibly glamorous: like something from a science fiction movie.

"You were having unprotected sex in glamorous locations like a park and a caravan trailer park.

Glamorous whimsies like a giant artificial island shaped like a palm tree are giving way to more pragmatic priorities meant to revive Dubai's status as the dominant trading hub between the industrially advanced West and the oil-rich Middle East.

They found previously overlooked but supposedly more useful data for assessing value, and the economics shifted, with teams shelling out for less glamorous achievements like a high on-base percentage.