Sentence examples for original glamour from inspiring English sources

Hagge-Vossler, a 26-time winner in pro golf, was one of sport's original glamour girls and a big draw at the Titleholders events.

To her the public could only really understand the collection in its original setting, so room by room she has been recovering the original glamour, hanging heavy silk curtains, putting back rich fabrics on the walls, banishing the banal detritus of a conventional museum.

Although the original Glamour article was written in 1997, I found many of the points listed to remain relevant today.

And thus – as in the original meaning of "glamour" as enchantment – we come to think of beauty as a form of witchery.

Part Stepford wife, part drag queen, part icy society diva, this mannered ideal of beauty suggested in its original heyday a glamour as polished as it was impenetrable.

In a long series of print-based works from the 1960s onward, he offered his signature for sale, either hand-written or in different print formats -- laser-cut, silk-screened, or ink-stamped -- and priced according to conventional market hierarchies based on original versus copy, glamour of medium, etc.

(Though there are some differences between Haydee Morales's gowns and Oscar de la Renta's originals, the basic glamour remains).

Although the atrium itself has been renovated into business-travel taupe, the original had a brassy glamour maybe not so different from the era's fashionable singles bar and restaurant Maxwell's Plum, where architect and client first met.

As Pamela Redmond Satran, the list's original author, notes in Glamour's new book based on the list, "Why stop with these thirty things?

Market-leader Glamour - the original handbag-sized magazine - maintained its comfortable lead at the top of the women's lifestyle table.

A feature in Marketing magazine in 2009 suggested Playboy needed to "reinterpret the original concept behind the brand – glamour and sophistication.