Sentence examples for hugely glamorous from inspiring English sources
Fraser had hugely glamorous openings for cultivating the new rich of the pop world, becoming friends with the Stones and the Beatles.
Another new organisation called Conflicts Forum, founded by a former British intelligence officer, Alastair Crooke, attempts to serve as an interlocutor between militant Islamist groups, such as Hamas and Hizbullah, and the West.Some mediation work can be instantly glamorous and hugely fulfilling, as in Kenya, but most of it is attritional; often it is pretty boring.
If you were a teenager in the early 00s, the indie music scene seemed hugely exciting, if not positively glamorous.
I almost always share personal stuff, and not usually very glamorous stuff, and I am hugely invested that people get personal value, though not everyone gets to speak out loud.
The place was also hugely underutilised, its owners preferring to funnel more glamorous events to their other venue at Paris Bercy.
To no small degree of dissatisfaction among the fashion press, Ms. Clinton's gown was not destined to be hugely influential in the tradition of bridal gowns worn by glamorous members of prominent political or royal families (i.e., Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, Bessette-Kennedy, Princess Diana, Ivanka Trump
Swedish developer DICE's Battlefield games may lack the glamorous image of rivals such as Call Of Duty, but they are hugely popular among the military first-person game cognoscenti.
Though less glamorous than waiting-list campaigns and impressive-sounding spending targets, this neglected area of policy is hugely important: up to a fifth of hospital beds are occupied by elderly people who could be better looked after elsewhere.
