Sentence examples for glamorous luxury from inspiring English sources

Jane Bond rating: 008 Her turn as a no-nonsense working-class spook in the BBC's The Night Manager might suggest Colman belongs in the gloomier John le Carré carriage of the spy drama express train, rather than Ian Fleming's more glamorous luxury cabin suite.

DK Eyewitness describes the Dorchester as "the epitome of the glamorous luxury hotel, with an outrageously lavish lobby and a star-studded history".

Where else but this high-low metropolis can you window-shop for Cartier diamond necklaces during the day and slum it with punk rockers at night? 3 p.m. 1) INNER-CITY REGATTA Much of life in Hamburg takes place along the water, especially along the Binnenalster (Inner Alster), a swan-filled lake flanked by glamorous hotels and luxury boutiques.

Legends and narcocorridos ― the ballads that celebrate the lives of the drug lords ― made him and the other crime bosses into larger-than-life characters, depicting them as celebrities who led glamorous lives of luxury and excess.

This comes with its own set of challenges, however, most notably the need to ensure well-heeled customers a glamorous and indulgence-filled luxury experience in a destination mobbed by cruise ships.

Back then, UFW was a rather kitschy event full of glitter, pretentious luxury, and glamorous politicians' wives in the frows.

Back then, UFW was a rather kitschy event – full of glitter, pretentious luxury and glamorous politicians' wives in the frows.

"I knew about the chicken and beer even before I knew the [TV show]." Unfortunately, the glamorous lives of the luxury-condo-living woman and her alien lover are far removed from the gritty reality of running a chicken hof.

It made art and poetry seem glamorous, and mixed them with luxury tourism and scenic chases.

The luxury loos are glamorous enough to make anyone stay in for the night; especially in the North loft, where the expansive bathroom has been outfitted with a two-person steam shower, two-foot slabs of ceramic tile, wallpaper by Saul Steinberg that features New York City skyscrapers and basalt stone double vanities.

The concept has been referred to in recent years as "glamping," or glamorous camping, but the rise of luxury in the outdoors extends beyond just the traditional camping trip.