Sentence examples for glamorous profession from inspiring English sources

They taught you their glamorous profession.

Fiction writing is hardly a glamorous profession.

Any lingering notion that prostitution is a glamorous profession will be laid to rest by this gritty, remorselessly honest piece of verbatim theatre by Alecky Blythe.

Modeling is a seemingly glamorous profession, and models are certainly not the people you picture when you think of bad working conditions.

Young people, he added, "are told it's more valuable to be doing something for free in a glamorous profession than it is for them to be working at Jamba Juice".

To outsiders it is hardly a glamorous profession, yet despite the antisocial hours these men and women have every reason to be as well-motivated and cheerful as they seem.

That means that for "glamorous" professions like sports, art, entertainment and, yes, writing, about 90 percent of the people who try to make a living that way never make a red cent.

WE often read about people in glamorous professions — surgeons, actors, musicians, writers — but so seldom about those who do the jobs we all depend on, those who transport raw materials on river barges, or haul the coal that generates electricity.

Those are a few of the glamorous professions undertaken by Mark Setlock during his self-described "squalor days" a few years back, when he was living on a "syringe-lined" street in the East Village, learning about urban ecology.

Given that Girls was the ten-trillionth show about a group of white friends living in New York and trying to make it in glamorous professions, it's not immediately obvious why this one set forth the privilege critique.

Mr. Babu was also a pioneer of sorts in the local hairdressing industry in making the profession more glamorous.