Sentence examples for glamorous stories from inspiring English sources

They too found it difficult to get a public hearing, because incontinence and pelvic pain are not considered glamorous stories.

As the dual headline suggests, the magazine could present a unique blend of the romantic short "novel"–which constituted pre-sold popular reading matter for female consumers more generally with the equally romantic and glamorous stories of the lives and adventures of stars.

"These glamorous stories serve to make entrepreneurship appear to be an exclusive art that's relegated to a few people who exhibit a variety of specific traits," says Len Schlesinger, president of Babson College in Babson Park, Mass.

Papers to make glamorous story suggested she might be actress of millionaire's daughter.

But there's another, less glamorous story that they haven't been so keen to promote.

It's not a very glamorous story, but this table is the first piece we bought and at the time it was very expensive for us.

Borne Back In the issue of the Book Review dated April 19 , 1925 our reviewer Edwin Clark called "The Great Gatsby" "a curious book, a mystical, glamorous story of today".

My father probably wouldn't admit it but he's a compulsive writer and wanted to write a top-selling book with a glamorous story".

This is not an entirely glamorous story: the bra stuck to her skin so firmly that it took two bridesmaids to remove it when she tested it out, but it worked on the day.

This isn't necessarily a glamorous story, but it comes closer to the way these things mostly get done – in a hurry, accidentally, and with several people's sticky fingerprints on the finished product.

It will not be, she insisted, a rejoinder to "The Towering World of Jimmy Choo: A Glamorous Story of Power, Profits, and the Pursuit of the Perfect Shoe," by Lauren Goldstein Crowe and Sagra Maceira de Rosen, a decidedly unauthorized history of the company.