Not all the competition comes from glamorous outside sources.
The granulated rubber really comes from a much less glamorous and cheaper source -- used tires.
Which even more famous investigation made the use of sources seem glamorous?
"The 1930s are always a great source of inspiration – a wonderfully decadent and glamorous era between the wars, it was a design explosion of divine proportions".
Sources also bemoan her new, less wholesome persona, which includes glamorous, sophisticated and sometimes even vampy hair, makeup and clothes on the set, as well as press photos of her dating sitcom mogul Tom Werner Tom Werner.
Help comes from the unlikely source of a stranger in Albert's one-horse town – Anna, a glamorous, mysterious moll.
The source of Monaghan's wealth — a fast-food chain — was not especially glamorous, but reporters wrote that he lacked the bluster and imperiousness of such peers as the broadcaster Ted Turner and the shipping magnate George Steinbrenner.
The exotic, glamorous, intoxicated environment of these clubs, which dominated American entertainment for most of the 20th century, was a main source of inspiration to Chicago painter, Archibald Motley.
Its unnamed "source" was quoted as saying: "George loves the idea of marrying at the castle, because it's a glamorous place he could secure".
