Sentence examples for glamorous town from inspiring English sources
When pressed whether the house was in Bedford or in the affluent but less glamorous town of North Castle, Mr. Cuomo said, "North Castle".
In the nineteen-seventies and eighties — before you moved to the big city, and possibly before you were even born — New York was both a grittier and more glamorous town than the lifeless billionaires' playground of today.
In her imagining, the glamorous town houses would be visible, a crest of terraces peering back across the water at Manhattan, and one of them declaring itself by throbbing with jazz and cocktail clatter, clouds of marijuana smoke, genius conversation.
"I had written a book about a teenage boy with a disability, living in Swindon, England's least glamorous town, with his father, who is a plumber and heating engineer," he said in an interview during a recent visit to New York.
By Jay Ruttenberg January 9, 2016 In the nineteen-seventies and eighties — before you moved to the big city, and possibly before you were even born — New York was both a grittier and more glamorous town than the lifeless billionaires' playground of today.
A.The French Riviera, home to the glamorous towns of Cannes and St.-Tropez, is also one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world.
Davidson's campaign against the stereotype of L.A. as a glamorous company town rife with airheads, a place to find fleeting fame and fritter away an obscene fortune, may not have been conducted with flamboyant showmanship.
But, if you must choose... What both cities have in common are very spacious, actually rather glamorous, "new towns," only 20 minutes or so from the "old towns".
This spring, she began a project to document her Hamptons -- a place where clamming replaces clubbing -- and its inhabitants, for whom the glamorous seaside towns where Manhattanites escape each summer are simply home.
In Buxton, the writer's parents befriended Wick and Charlotte Millbrook, the most glamorous couple in town.
