Sentence examples for lost glamour from inspiring English sources
Several pieces evoke the lost glamour of air travel.
The story blends Scorsese's nostalgia for the lost glamour of a more formal era with the up-to-the-minute passions of an artist struggling with the convergences and conflicts of work and life.
Writer feels that when conditions and distances are changed, they lose glamour.
His romantic glamour, which had reached a high peak in 1939 in "Only Angels Have Wings," wasn't lost; his glamour was now a matter of his resonances from the past, and he wore it like a mantle.
Roads too have lost their glamour.
What is lost when glamour reigns?
Binge-drinking has lost its glamour, she suggests.
With the cold war, espionage lost its glamour.
In recent times, though, such appearances became rare, as promos lost their glamour.
The Pera has not lost its glamour, even if it is a bit Chelsea Hotel these days.
Motorways are nose-to-tail and airports have lost their glamour.
