Sentence examples for glamorous street from inspiring English sources

It's a markedly quieter story a short distance away, on a less glamorous street, at the office of the Conservative candidate Graham Cox, where the leaflets are piled almost to the door and a single young volunteer is stuffing a bundle of 300 into a backpack, while one or two staff busy themselves with administration.

Another glamorous sounding street is Yznaga Place.

"While it seems somewhat glamorous, Wall Street is portrayed as a fast-paced place that makes you feel like you can't keep up," she said.

When I went to work at the Phoenix, in 1982, its offices were in a ratty old building at the end of the otherwise glamorous Newbury Street in Boston's Back Bay.

The Grand Hotel le Florence (www.hotel-florence-nice.cote.azur.fr) is in the heart of the city, perfect for a spot of people-watching and the glamorous shopping streets.

Somewhat predictably, the Big Brothel report also slams the likes of the ITV2 series Secret Diary of a Call Girl as depicting an unrealistic, glamorous off-street sex industry quite removed from the reality.

The characters, searching for romance and good times, wander through Barcelona's raffishly glamorous ochre streets, across the Gaudí pavilions, the sun-drenched piazzas; the movie is as much a love letter to the erotic pleasures of Barcelona as the New Wave films were to the endless social and intellectual enchantments of Paris.

This process is called tropicalization of the urban environment, where you feel you are in a Puerto Rican landscape that gets transferred to mean and glamorous city streets.

Sounds like a sweet gig, so my glamorous assistant High Street Barbie puts in a call to the agency responsible for the offer, to enquire as to the identity of said statesman.

However, not all streets in New Orleans are elegant or glamorous – mean and dangerous streets abound.

One evening a person may be walking down a not notably glamorous stretch of Wooster Street, contentedly minding his own business.