Sentence examples for have glamorous from inspiring English sources

DOCUMENTARY filmmakers don't usually have glamorous lives or powerful friends.

The show's fans generally don't have glamorous lifestyles, or a lot of dating prospects.

Where once we had begging boxes, we now have glamorous young celebrities using their profile to raise awareness.

America may have glamorous socialites and reality-show celebutantes like Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian, but when it comes to seriously conspicuous spending, it's hard to top Britain's Ecclestone sisters.

They certainly didn't have glamorous problems: Sue Ellen was an alcoholic, Lucy popped pills and slept around, Jock was an overbearing patriarch and Bobby was a little brother with an inferiority complex.

For the seven readers who haven't heard of it or its 26-year-old wunderkind creator, Lena Dunham, "Girls" is a dark and deadpan comedy about four young women in Brooklyn who don't own cool apartments or have glamorous careers, eligible suitors, expensive clothes or even, sometimes, paying jobs.

We had apparently met at a party full of international film stars and frequently had glamorous dinner parties.

One of the lifestreamers covering the Apple lines at the gigantic Mall of America, Justine Ezarik of iJustine.tv, has glamorous looks destined for broadband.

There was worse: the most visible rose, bang opposite the kitchen door, had glamorous blue-gray leaves, tempting scarlet hips, and simple blossoms in an inexcusable knicker pink.

In Bridport, the Bull Hotel (01308 422878, doubles from £125 and two-bedroom family rooms from £185) gastro-pub has glamorous rooms.

The name has glamorous cache while Inglewood's does not.