Sentence examples for glossy book from inspiring English sources
Pretending to do things first, she's just nicked it all out of a glossy book.
"Entertaining," the glossy book that made Martha Stewart a household name, appeared in 1982, just as the women's movement was learning to embrace its domestic side.
He also self-published a glossy book titled "The Anonymous Battle," based on an account of the mission he had written 30 years before.
"The New American Cheese," a glossy book published this year by Stewart, Tabori & Chang, described it as "stunning," and it was recently featured on a Martha Stewart show.
The room at Rizzoli bookstore, on West Fifty-seventh Street, was crowded with older folks, all with the glossy book tucked under their arms, some waiting to have it signed.
The app looks just like a traditional glossy book — right down to its photos and clearly marked sections telling you how many people each recipe serves, its calorie content and its reviews.
iPhone / iPad Photographer Tomoyuki Uchida has taken a series of 24 huge-resolution images of Tokyo, which have been turned into a glossy book-app with built-in sound, animation and links.
The shelves that line a wall of the dining area are crammed with glossy books on figures like Yohji Yamamoto, Yves Saint Laurent and Henri Cartier-Bresson.
His office is decorated with glossy books featuring the work of the Colombian artist Fernando Botero.
There were boxes filled with DVDs and those big glossy books — biographies and cookbooks — that people give as presents and no one reads.
In the rooms, there's a cushion on the bed embroidered with punks, city suits and an Amy Winehouse-esque character, plus a stack of glossy books on Polaroids and quirky British festivals.
