Sentence examples for got more glamorous from inspiring English sources
Mrs. R definitely got more glamorous as the campaign progressed, working her way up from jeans and button-downs to a chicer style.
But the real star of "Hidalgo" is a handsome mustang who gets more glamorous close-ups than Joan Crawford did in her entire career.
Webb's big mistake is to have insulted the real star of "Hidalgo," a handsome mustang with a white face and brown patches over each eye, who gets more glamorous close-ups than Joan Crawford did in her entire career.
Andre got more insightful; Rainbow became a glamorous dork with a temper and her own loose-limbed charisma; the kids clicked, too; and Andre's workplace became a reliably hilarious setting for him to brainstorm about his troubles.
What's more, you can combine a bouldering trip with a long weekend soaking up ultra-cool Stockholm; climbing doesn't get much more glamorous than that.
And with Project Glass getting ever more glamorous publicity (like the Diane Von Furstenburg documentary shot entirely on a Google Glass device), it seems like Google may be truly committed to making "augmented reality" a part of everyday life.
Nationalist politics gets more attention, because it's more flamboyant, more glamorous, more controversial.
But Sally gets more than she bargained for when she blunders upon her glamorous step-granny kissing Santa Roger decidedly under the mistletoe.
Take a break from reality shows, glamorous movies and social media so that you can get more satisfaction out of life.[2].
Business travel is often anything but glamorous, but by focusing on the potential benefits, you can get more out of your time abroad.
