Sentence examples for prospect of glamorous from inspiring English sources

The depth of engagement brings with it many complexities, not least the prospect of glamorous people having to take on unglamorous work.

Nor may the prospect of these glamorous ladies administering mercy on that tortured battleground agree with the prior mage of that grim campaign which many of us have conceived.

Far from scaling back the festivities, the organizers are expecting hundreds dressed in Venetian carnival costumes -- some of whom may be lured more by the prospects of a glamorous night of dress-up than a worthy cause.

While the seniors gear up for tomorrow's World Cup qualifier against Montenegro, Butland has had to  settle for the less glamorous prospect of playing an Under-21 friendly against Austria in Brighton tonight.

Nationalistic fervor fires up morale in the absence of glamorous international prospects.

She and Sam Worthington play a married couple beset by doubts who spend a night apart during which each is tempted by the prospect of infidelity; he with a glamorous workmate (Eva Mendes), she with an old French flame (Guillaume Canet).

That season they almost went up, eventually finishing fourth after suffering from a nervous finish and allegedly being the victim of a conspiracy by the Spanish FA to keep them down – horrified as the authorities were by the prospect of the club spoiling the glamorous image being touted by La Liga back then – for marketing reasons.

He added: "To be honest, I think another year in the Scottish Premier League would've done him good but obviously there's a lucrative contract on offer and of course his father and his girlfriend think it's quite glamorous, the prospect of playing in England.

Prospective members may regret the absence of glamorous international travel.

She was the height of glamorous eccentricity.

They know their work is the opposite of glamorous.