Sentence examples for glossy that from inspiring English sources

But in late 1988 the Guardian badly needed a Weekend magazine to answer the rather brilliant Saturday glossy that had just been launched by the Independent.

The modern-day Spare Rib's challenge will be to take the existing sparks of stimulating online feminist discussion and produce a monthly glossy that can compete with Glamour and Grazia.

Bruton has turned the weekly glossy that initially seemed like a bizarre mix of international news, human-interest stories, celebrity gossip, designer-fashion shoots and high-street shopping into a compelling cocktail admired by readers and the media alike, with a circulation of 227,156.

At the helm is editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, the official face of the glossy that will forever be the standard to which all strive to be.

"The Leeds programme has a team‑sheet so glossy that it is impossible to write on it," Hopps wrote.

Every Christmas, Mr. Melcarne makes large molded centerpieces of white, milk or dark chocolate that are rich in detail and so glossy that they appear to be painted.

One week later, I received two 8 x 10" glossies that show Nixon ceremoniously folding his letter thanking me for the "sketch... [that illustrated] my detente peice".

That is the glossy leaflets that come through your door from the local council.

Make sure that you choose firm, glossy eggplants that have no signs of deterioration (i.e. soft spots, large blemishes).

Dunton's saloon has a glossy bar that is carved with names–including one etching that says "Butch Cassidy and Sundance".

And in her new movie, "Burlesque," a glossy musical that opens nationwide on Wednesday, she essentially promises that this won't change.