Sentence examples for glamorous name from inspiring English sources

So is his glamorous name.

Not a glamorous name, a utilitarian one.

They wanted me to have a glamorous name.

That's not a very glamorous name for a girl group.

"During the 19th century, the glamorous name of 'Garamond' was given to these types," Mr. Mosley said in an e-mail.

If there is disappointment among lawyers at the limited changes in the new statute, its glamorous name – the protection of freedoms bill – might have been a warning.

The other night, several generations of show-biz people gathered to celebrate the actress Betsy Blair's new book, "The Memory of All That," a glamorous, name-filled….

This glamorous name-dropper (her early days in Greenwich Village were spent with Kerouac and Baldwin) so completely fills the void in Marjorie's life that she immediately incites several varieties of suspicion.

The other night, several generations of show-biz people gathered to celebrate the actress Betsy Blair's new book, "The Memory of All That," a glamorous, name-filled memoir about her career, in the mid-twentieth century, on Broadway and in Hollywood, and about her marriage, at the age of seventeen, to Gene Kelly.

There are less glamorous names too.

Luxury-goods groups reliant on glamorous names keep high fashion alive.