Sentence examples for glittering show from inspiring English sources
"Welcome to the Modern Family awards," ad libbed hostess Jane Lynch at one point during the glittering show at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood.
The former Australian X Factor winner was one of 10 out of 18 contestants in her semi-final to get through following a glittering show at the Swedish capital's Globe Arena.
Despite the on-screen carnage that was amply rewarded by Ms. Huppert and her jury, the festival put on its usual glittering show that for 12 days made cinema seem as if it mattered to the world.
Not everybody, it seems.Whether they like it or not, seven successful candidates chosen by tens of millions of electronic votes from every corner of the earth will be named on July 7th (yes, 07/07/07) at a glittering show in Lisbon.
When I first lived in Paris in 1978, the RER, then three lines (now five), was a glittering show-piece.
They were amused by the glittering show-stoppers, what they call Academy Awards clothes, but would never wear them.
One moment it's a biography of Pesach'ke; the next it's an anecdotal history of the Yiddish theater; the next, a true-life family soap opera in which the Bursteins' lingering hostilities are papered over with glittering show-business smiles.
Paris is marking the 120th anniversary of the completion of the tower in time for the Universal Exhibition in 1889, transforming one facade into a glittering light show in addition to its more familiar sparkly, hourly bursts of nighttime strobe light.
The Europas conference is followed by a glittering awards show based on voting by expert judges and the industry itself.
The Europas conference is followed by a glittering awards show for the hottest startups in Europe, based on voting by expert judges and the industry itself.
In partnership with TechCrunch, The Europas Unconference & Awards, features smaller breakout sessions on key subjects for startups, followed by a glittering awards show for the hottest startups in Europe, based on voting by expert judges and the industry itself.
