Sentence examples for pretty glamorous from inspiring English sources

Okay, that's not totally true across the board: Antonio Brown and Von Miller both have pretty glamorous lives, even if the level of glamor is measured purely by the intensity with which their shoes sparkle.

It all looked pretty glamorous.

"Art is pretty glamorous," he said.

A pretty glamorous, not sci-fi, night.

" 'Principal investigator' sounds pretty glamorous," Binsted said, as she climbed behind the wheel.

It was pretty glamorous stuff for a human rights event, with Champagne and women in fur stoles.

"They were all so pretty and glamorous," Young said.

The edict - find a girl, any girl, so long as she's pretty, blonde, glamorous, slim, tanned, under 30 and falling out of her Zara halterneck - is a trend not limited to tennis (nor, admittedly, to sport coverage. Newspapers will rarely pass up the opportunity on an attractive woman).

"It's not pretty or glamorous," he says intently, talking less about his battered face than the training ground at Oadby as his gaze sweeps across the muddied field and back to the brick laundry room where we've been huddling against the cold.

It was pretty and glamorous, for sure, but it looked like a Jessica Rabbit costume that would have won a Halloween costume contest in 1992.

Make up should be pretty and glamorous.