Sentence examples for glamourous from inspiring English sources

[11 13] s_serizy: Not ebing deluged with glamourous offers upon graduation is a bit of a disappointment.

The glamourous Russian could be forgiven for concentrating on her burgeoning modelling and acting interests - she is rumoured to have a part in the next James Bond film - but is determined to regain her top-ten ranking.

Death Cab for Cutie might have remained in their cosy indie ghetto forever, had the writers of glamourous hit teen drama The OC not picked them to be the favourite group of the show's lovelorn geek heartthrob, Seth Cohen, who gave CDs of their albums to his on-screen paramour, Summer, as a Christmas present.

The party after the opening, hosted by Ruth and Richard Rogers at their home in Chelsea, is one of the most glamourous of the year, where the worlds of art and architecture meet.

Shall it be Lip Achino, Latte Lip or Cafe O Lip? Make-up and coffee all in one - what else could a glamourous modern-day girl require?

Get rid of the constant pumping rock music old people seem to think kids like, and fantasy sequences and wobbly camera shots, issue-led stories, crap voiceovers and glamourous looking actors.

And it's not remotely glamourous pitching to a yawning BBC commissioner, then rushing home to mountains of unmarked essays.

That might not be glamourous in the traditional sense of the word, but they mean something – plenty – to the relatively small bunch that show up each week.

They were glamourous but their crimes weren't.

They filmed the whole ordeal, lawyers and all, and released it under the title Artifact (directed by Leto under the decidedly non-glamourous nom de plume Bartholomew Cubbins), a documentary which may depress a few aspirant musicians enough to hang up their Fenders and re-enrol in Bartenders Academyy.

Brown's initial popularity as PM in part stemmed from his anti-glamourous image.