Sentence examples for glamorous thoughts from inspiring English sources

Hartlepool United may not be the type of name that triggers glamorous thoughts in the minds of the average football fan, but some relatively simple research does reinforce the appeal they hold for an ambitious Scottish manager.

More pertinent to our question today are Vine's thoughts on "glamorous wedding wear".

In later years, Korngold had second thoughts about his glamorous path and tried hard to recapture the serious qualities of his youth.

Again the survivors appeared before me, though this time I did not give a thought to the glamorous lives they had led: these were just ladies from my mother's bridge group and other ladies and gentlemen from the Plato Society, for which to the end my mother had been writing a paper on the Ottoman Turks.

As exciting as the thought of shiny glamorous people driving their white convertibles through Selfridges to pick up their advance order Prada is, it will probably end up being more like Argos.

"Elder care is a big societal issue that isn't necessarily very glamorous but needs a lot of thought and innovation", she says.

During the Great Depression, the movie screens sparkled with Nick and Nora, and Fred and Ginger, all leading their glamorous lives without giving much of a thought to the WPA or the CCC.

Treat the social worker in your life to a more glamorous notebook for all their appointments, reminders and thoughts in 2017.

As for Ms. Ulrich, the Vancouver-based hauler, she is in talks about hosting a style program for a Canadian shopping Web site, and trills at the thought of hauling leading to a glamorous career.

Hugo Gruzman of Flight Facilities – their name, like Chic's, an evocation of the glamorous life – an see a raising of the bar: "Disco requires more musical thought so it's going to make people up their game," he says.

The setting of a Pullman sleeping car departing Grand Central in spring 1914, bound for the Pacific Coast, evokes thoughts of adventurous pre-Depression train travel, when crossing the country was as much an endurance test as a glamorous jaunt.