Sentence examples for new glamorous from inspiring English sources

Fashion stands for new, glamorous, daring and sophisticated.

Avant-gardists, excited by both, created cinematic portraits of these new, glamorous and dangerous places to live.

The presenter, who was voted off the BBC ballroom show last month after dancing a steamy salsa with Artem Chigvintsev, said she revelled in her new glamorous image.

She spends her leisure hours dealing with the problems that arise in her church community and in the marriage of her new, glamorous neighbors.

And 10 years later, everything is O.K. in his life — except for the hygiene at his local diner — until Will buys a summer house on the island and arrives by seaplane with his new, glamorous blond wife, Rhonda (Kate Hudson).

For Art News he produced now-classic studio portraits of de Kooning, Pollock and others, many of them friends, who were emerging as stars of a new, glamorous, hierarchical conglomerate called the Art World.

Not only do these intimate guesthouses provide pindrop-peaceful sanctuaries within the winding alleyways of the bustling souks, these old-meets-new glamorous hideaways are fantastically chic.

"The idea of running away and starting an entirely new and glamorous life sometimes definitely appeals," she said.

Back in the forties and fifties, polling was still new and glamorous, which is doubtless one of the reasons that there are so many second-generation pollsters.

Back when air travel was new and glamorous, the check-in desk, where an elegant air hostess would greet you, was a delightful way to start your journey.

Still, a chapter later, Mr. Rudel writes of busily being involved with plans for the move to "our new and glamorous quarters".