Sentence examples for glamour among from inspiring English sources

The Principe is a bastion of old-guard glamour among the minimalist hotels that are cropping up across Milan.

While all of these new boutique hotels seem to signal the city's rising glamour among international travelers, these properties have all arrived, seemingly simultaneously, because of a shared belief that the market is finally ready.

Edith Head, whose name is synonymous with Hollywood glamour (among the films for which she won her eight Oscars, a record, were "All About Eve," "Roman Holiday," "Sabrina," and "Funny Face and Pat Nixonon, whose name is synonymous with the "good Republican cloth coat" that her husband touted in his famous "Checkers" speech?

It was the first Bond film to borrow anything at all from the writer since 1987's The Living Daylights, and the combination of modern-style hyper-kinetic fight scenes and parkour-influenced rooftop chases with old skool glitz and glamour among Europe's high flyers and criminal kingpins delivered by far the coolest Bond movie since the early 1960s.

She came to America, and told the world what was happening back in Russia at a time when Communism held a certain idealistic glamour among the intellectual elite -- who didn't like having this pushy broad, a Jewish immigrant, with her thick accent, come in and tell them they were wrong.

Not a glamour holding among the bunch.

Al Masini, a creator of hit television shows that often focused on glamour and fame, among them "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and "Entertainment Tonight," the breezy show business news program that has run for 29 years, died on Monday in Honolulu.

If glamour and intrigue among the cash registers on screen can draw eight million British viewers per episode, perhaps they will be encouraged to pick up the remote, switch off the image of a virtual store and take a fresh look at the real thing.

"Well, I guess looks weren't among Glamour's criteria".

She has written features for magazines including Food & Wine, Bon Appetit, Saveur, and Travel & Leisure, and personal essays for the New York Times Magazine, the Los Angeles Times Magazine, Self, Glamour, and Gourmet, among others.

In 2008, Glamour magazine named her among seven people "Who Will Change Your Style".