Sentence examples for glamorous performer from inspiring English sources

The anthemic title song could make it only to No 2, but it became the calling card of a compelling and glamorous performer who continued to dazzle and bewitch audiences.

More than two decades into a career filled with trailblazing accomplishments and prestigious accolades, including a 2007 MacArthur Foundation "genius" grant, Ms. Upshaw, 48, still projects a homespun dignity that might not be as readily available to a more willfully glamorous performer.

To keep fans grounded in their flesh, Dr. Sketchy's Art School will be on hand with real, live glamorous underground performers in a variety of sexy costumes ready to model for budding artists.

The glamorous artists and performers may arrive like bright exotic creatures – and then depart, leaving a place much as it once was.

We start with some mildly spicy lobster tempura with wasabi sauce while waiting for the opera to start at 8.30pm, when three glamorous Oyster Opera performers sidle between the tables.

Happily, Ms. Stroker is glamorous and a deft performer.

She was the most glamorous and gifted such performer he had met -- but then he hadn't yet encountered anyone named Baez.

Comes now the latest word from the lexies, in the 11th edition of Merriam-Webster: "a usually glamorous and successful female performer or personality especially a popular female singer." You've come a long way, Lillie Langtry.

It's not because these performers are more glamorous, more famous or richer than the common herd.

In 1999 Barry Winchell, a decent, ordinary guy from Missouri nominated for Soldier of the Month in a crack Army infantry unit, fell in love with Calpernia Addams, a glamorous and warm-hearted transgendered nightclub performer.

"I thought its performers were the most glamorous people.