Sentence examples for glossy pieces from inspiring English sources

The idea of managing a team with so many glossy pieces that must be molded together excites Valentine.

The Vagenda blog was set up by Holly Baxter and Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett, "two twentysomethings", as an antidote to the endless diet of women's magazines they had existed on as students, 'a rallying call to girls and women of all ages' to rise up against glossy pieces about cellulite and the 5 2 diet and how to please your man".

There's an obvious option for these magazines, and I'm surprised more people aren't talking about it: Ruthlessly collapse the print and online staffs, run everything online as soon as they write it, except one or two cover-length, long-form glossy pieces.

The whole thing will be up on the site next week, but are you seriously willing to accept a bunch of ones and zeroes and poorly-typed comments as a substitute for a nice thick slab of cool, glossy pieces of paper?

Williamson is never short of a step and, in this busy, glossy piece, the Firebird's opening solo (impressively danced by Ksenia Ovsyanick, pictured) has some arresting moments – the movement spiked and fractured to a glittering mosaic.

In 1999, he was selected as Tory candidate for Tatton, a glossy piece of Cheshire commuter belt that was usually one of the safest Conservative seats in the country.

A thick glossy piece of sweet fleshed Chilean sea bass met a perfect match in a subtle saffron cream sauce; and as terrific, Atlantic salmon arrived on a bed of thinly sliced potatoes and the luscious sautéed spinach that seemed to accompany most entrees.

A "glossy piece of paper" protected him from life-threatening burns.

Each individual tile is a solid, glossy piece of plastic with magnets on each end that let you easily snap them together or take them apart.

Doesn't that actually sound like a much better sales technique than sending some glossy piece of work that sits on the client's desk along with all the other ones?

The restaurant rarely turned up in glossy magazine pieces on Miami's "Soho in the Sun" or "The American Riviera".