Sentence examples for glamorous product from inspiring English sources

But the original, all-chemical, prescription-only retinoid skin cream is not a glamorous product.

The Opera House tiles would need to stand up to extreme conditions, and, to develop them, Utzon chose a Swedish ceramic factory, Höganäs, which normally produced a far less glamorous product: stoneware tiles to line the sluices in paper mills, which are alternately exposed to boiling water and ice-cold river water.

Like I said, this isn't a glamorous product, but think about the impact on that person's life from something that everybody can relate to.

Mr Ellison grabs headlines, defines strategy and creates excitement around the company's powerful but not inherently glamorous products.

And then, somewhere in the digital Siberia occupied by headphones and clock radios, one could find Stephen P. Teplansky surrounded by some of the least glamorous products in the electronics universe: tape recorders.

Devices sold by the company now run the gamut from GoPro-like action cameras, smart televisions, and fitness trackers to less glamorous products like a smart air purifier.

One particularly popular tactic was to present glamorous Hollywood stars as users of less-than-glamorous products: "Why should I buy an expensive car when the new Dodge offers such unusual beauty and economy?" says Ginger Rogers in a 1936 Dodge ad.

It clearly irks the Radio 2 drivetime DJ, who says there have been "loads of conversations with people who would like to turn us into a glamorous TV product", but questions whether anyone in TV is "even vaguely interested in what we have to say".

Cheryl Taylor describes her role in encouraging comedy production in areas where there was little activity and in countering perceptions that comedy from the nations and regions was an amateurish cousin of glamorous London product.

Traesnaes was a glamorous beauty products entrepreneur, and Borgnine helped launch her on a multi-million-dollar mail order beauty empire.

See articleCoty, a perfume company that counts David Beckham among its many brands, withdrew its contentious $10.7 billion offer to buy Avon, a once glamorous beauty-products business.