Sentence examples for glamorous television from inspiring English sources

A friend gave the script to an agent, and six months later Ms. McMillan was a glamorous television writer.

The women are a typical glamorous television mix: Helena the brunette, Barbara the redhead, Dinah the blonde.

Defense minister in Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, Mr. Guttenberg's aristocratic background and high-profile marriage to a glamorous television personality had him nicknamed "the German Kennedy".

Its services unit may cut a drab figure next to its glamorous television, music and publishing units, but it is growing quickly.

When filming began, Brandon was on set to advise - a role he repeated during the filming of glamorous television series Alias.

Before anyone revived the 1980's, Mr. Scott had thematically run through several mansions of glamorous television mavens, without growing richer.

That vision was that Garland was too glamorous for television and that she needed her series to present her in a more conventional light.

IT is both a Hollywood legend and a fact that the people who create glamorous films and television shows are often not especially glamorous.

And not very glamorous, especially when television cameras aren't watching you.

Instead, the 'office' was actually someone's house, they didn't have a fax machine and given that the woman in charge of me dressed like a hooker every single day I can only assume that either she's really thought she had a glamorous job in television, or we really were in a brothel.

Paul Sellers of the Trades Union Congress worries that "glamorous" industries such as television, film and public relations are using internships as an excuse for ripping students off.