Sentence examples for glamorous scene from inspiring English sources

Spending 36 hours in the South End proves that Boston has a happening, maybe glamorous, scene — even if some Bostonians still believe in eating supper at 5 o'clock.

This glamorous scene is one side of horse racing; for the past two years, in her work at Saratoga, Belmont, and Aqueduct, the photographer Lili Holzer-Glier has been documenting another.

A Richard Avedon portrait of the model Suzy Parker — luminous in a black Dior dress, with an unevenly hung black cloth backdrop behind her — calls attention to the artifice beneath the photographer's carefully glamorous scene.

Since 2010, the cloister has also served as an alfresco bar with soft piano music, crisply attired waiters and flickering votives — a glamorous scene befitting an earlier era in which a youthful Marcello Mastroianni might have clinked glasses with friends at a nearby table.

One must build new skills find new resources and allies, re-assess your masculinity and feminity (both men and women,) experience an apotheosis a spiritual awakening, then bring all those changes home, away from the road, away from the glamorous scene where your courage was first required.

But while "Sleep No More" was wordless, its grimly glamorous scenes enacted in dance and mime, "The Duchess of Malfi," commissioned by the English National Opera, has a full score (by Torsten Rasch, in the style of Alban Berg) and libretto (by Ian Burton, adapted from Webster's grisly revenge tragedy).

Well, Wilson wants to give superfans a curated look behind the glitz and the glamor, to the somewhat less glitzy and glamorous view behind the scenes of the celebrity machine with his new app, TraceMe.

After the spread, Valentino was inducted into the glamorous LA scene.

A glamorous bar scene flourishes at the Blue Fin in the W Hotel, but with Fleet Bank willing to pay an unheard-of $515 a square foot to rent 5,000 square feet at Broadway and 44th Street, replacing some fast-food restaurants, the square may be in danger of getting bland.

I also wonder if it changes contextually -- if women who are into a sort of "glamorous" drug scene (blah blah drugs aren't glamorous, but you know what I mean) would be more prone to treat makeup as a part of the entire experience of drug use than women whose addiction wouldn't resemble a documentary of Studio 54.

Location If you tire of the Gale's casual atmosphere, you are across the street from the more glamorous party scenes at SLS Hotel South Beach and the James Royal Palm.