Sentence examples for glamour for from inspiring English sources
"Rainer wanted to have more glamour for a star," Ms. Zech told The Times.
In that moment, I was happy to have traded Napa-style glamour for homespun pleasures.
The selfie, meanwhile, was a rare moment of glamour for Denmark's PM amid domestic chaos.
Back then, the entertainment industry supplied the glamour for a political party trying to look hip and committed.
Mr. Manea evokes the glamour for the young of what seemed to be the liturgy of the future.
But it was just as obvious that she'd never possess her mother's blatant prettiness, her thirst for glamour, for self-decoration.
Daniela Rinaldi, the beauty director at Harvey Nichols, says: "The girls and boys of Liverpool have flown the banner for glamour for such a long time.
He also held that a foreknowledge of the way a thing worked robbed it of most of its illusion and glamour for the beholder.
When she throws off her cape halfway through, swapping big heels and glamour for bare feet and a bodysuit, it's no surprise.
And Mr. Stewart mocked both the show's theme, "A Return to Glamour" -- "For too long Hollywood has done without" -- and the movie industry's obsession with piracy, pointing to its victims in the Kodak Theater.
