Sentence examples for glamorous route from inspiring English sources

They would no longer be able to sail past St Mark's Square, he announced, and would instead take a less glamorous route via the industrial area of Marghera.

Like the N.B.A. in urban centers across America, beisbol for Dominicans is seen as the quickest, most glamorous route out of poverty, which in the Dominican Republic is as hard to ignore as the Caribbean Sea.

After so long repressing her true self, you could forgive her for not wanting to look like a regular 65-year-old woman – for wanting to go the glamorous route and not, say, be sitting there in a cosy cardi, without her rollers in.

It would be a cheaper alternative to a more glamorous route at the southern tip of the state, a four-tiered frugal plan that involved free beaches, cheap attractions, seafood for under $10 an entree and motels for about $60 a night.

PAGE 1 Arts & Leisure A Ballplayer Seeks a Hit Film Like the N.B.A. for America's inner cities, baseball for Dominicans is viewed as the quickest and most glamorous route out of poverty, which in that country is as hard to ignore as the Caribbean Sea.

Melissa McCarthy and husband Ben Falcone decided to keep it casual, while J-Lo and partner A-Rod went the glamorous route.

That honour was bestowed on Route 24, which takes a glamorous path between Hampstead and Pimlico via Trafalgar Square.

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The fate of Pan Am, of course, was not a glamorous one with route monopoly problems and bankruptcy grounding flights permanently in December of 1991.

The country it crosses is not glamorous, not the jazz route to New Orleans or the Pacific Coast route to San Francisco.

We were warned not to venture into the "war zone," a cluster of blocks along the once glamorous but now abandoned Route 66 where drug feuds often broke out.