Sentence examples for glamorous storm from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Berrington is sublime as Marge, a tactless tiptoer, while Kara Tointon's Evelyn is a glamorous storm cloud and David Armand's John a first-rate fidgeter.

When the group's longtime lead singer, China Forbes, had to give her vocal chords an immediate break a couple of years ago, her replacement (now co-singer), the glamorous Storm Large, had to learn ten songs in five languages in four days.

They didn't want a girl in their group, but she told them she could play the glamorous mutant Storm, who, in the comics, is the daughter of a Kenyan princess and an American photojournalist, and can control the weather.

With the look of 1930s travel posters, Wiggins's intensely colored pictures show planes at their most glamorous, zipping between storm clouds and swooping low over forest fires.

This is done with the concrete rings, which are inspired by storm drains, a less-glamorous element of the suburban water transport process.

Her mother was a Guinness, one of three glamorous sisters who took London society by storm.

[Page C1.] It is a stunning twist in the story of a Wall Street wunderkind turned corporate raider who, with his glamorous young wife, took New York society by storm in the 1980's.

Psaltis created her character to be in love with Storm and clumsy rather than glamorous.

She's long-boned and fair-haired and glamorous, and she is in the eye of a perfect political storm.

Although she lives off her income, she came from a glamorous family, married into an even more glamorous one, and then, like some storm-tossed gothic heroine, broke away to become a Poet.

This was the glamorous semifinal, the one that prompted talk of perhaps reseeding the teams once they stormed through the field and proved themselves the last four standing.