Sentence examples for glamorous term from inspiring English sources
But what about — and one day we'll find a more glamorous term — our stomachs?
Jeter has two of those home runs among his career total of 237 — the other one also a historic moment in Jeter's career, and, in less glamorous terms, in Price's.
The medical community has a new set of glamorous terms with which to approach me at this age and they include the following (also not thought up by a woman): Elderly.
That's why navigating the spectrum of glamorous camping, termed Glamping, in Australia can have varied results.
If you'd rather envision the great and glamorous in less ghoulish terms, Life at the Marmont is back in print.
And for a club that went for a measure of stability by appointing Moyes, a decision heavily influenced by Ferguson, rather than arguably the more glamorous but perhaps short-term choice of Jose Mourinho, they will provide more reassurance.
Similarly a first pudding of salted cucumber juice with peanut butter, yoghurt and muscat grape jam is glamorous, but troubling in (horrid term) mouthfeel.
The kooky, ditzy Deschanel character is glamorous and, to use the internet term, "adorkable".
The high point of the term came when their glamorous mother arrived to take them home for a weekend.
Imagine the personification of this season's best made-up fashion term (glunge – that's "glamorous grunge" to you and I) and Michelle immediately springs to mind.
Writing for Rediff.com, Savera R Someshwar criticised Kajol's decision to star in the film; termed her as a "glamorous prop" and described her performance as "uninspiring".
