Sentence examples for glamorous wardrobe from inspiring English sources
At Geller's, I had only one close friend, Simone, a rich girl who'd made me over from her own glamorous wardrobe.
If Sarah Palin took her case now to Sam Spade, it would not take him five seconds to size up a client of her type in circumstances like these — big book contract, modest bank account, glamorous wardrobe, prospective speaking tours potentially worth many millions of dollars, an increasingly complicated family life, topped off by her puzzling talk about dead fish.
The big song, the glamorous wardrobe, the piteous death all belong to the title character, but Mr. Young's electrifying performance is a reminder that the ultimate victors are not necessarily the figures who shape history but the people who get to tell their stories.
She has demanded that her husband, whose income is significantly less than her own, increase the support he is paying her in order to cover, among other things, the more glamorous wardrobe her new fame requires and the additional babysitting she now needs--even though, he claims, he has been willing to care for the children himself.
Freya, as the program notes helpfully explain, is the name of the goddess of love in Old Norse mythology, and with her glamorous wardrobe of American ball gowns, hourglass figure and waist-length chestnut brown hair, this Freya does seem to have emerged from another dimension.
Some much needed rest, pampering and glamorous wardrobe change at the hotel.
All of Clarence's sax breaks were as glamorous as his wardrobe, every one of Springsteen's guitar solos thundered, and the crowd-co-opted, final song, "Glory Days," was the perfect adrenaline nite-cap that included audience call and responses plus The Boss riffing to Van Zandt about getting a cheeseburger and donning PJs since it was time to go.
Whereas Sex And The City is aspirational – desirable women, designer wardrobes, glamorous jobs – nobody would want to be Dunham's character, Hannah, in Girls.
The local procurer of young men, known as the Contessa (Anne Bancroft), immediately pounces, introducing the widow Stone to very handsome, very young Italian men who would love to be of service to her in any way they can and wouldn't mind accepting new wardrobes, glamorous trips and cold, hard cash in return (but only so their mothers can have those expensive life-saving operations, of course).
When Katniss herself becomes a tribute (she volunteers, in order to save her younger sister), she's taken to the Capitol and given a glamorous makeover and a wardrobe custom-designed for her by her own personal fashion maestro.
Jagger came prepared for the worst of British summer time: "I've done a lot of shows in the rain, so I dug out a whole wardrobe of glamorous raincoats!" But the notion that he camped there proves to be a lie.
