Sentence examples for some glamour from inspiring English sources

Let's indulge ourselves in some glamour.

"And there's some glamour attached to the name.

But Peter Wilander, managing director of onboard services at Delta, wants to bring some glamour back.

There's some glamour in being a spy, admittedly, but you can't show off about it.

The festive season offers a welcome opportunity to inject some glamour into your wardrobe.

Denyce Graves provides some glamour in the small role of Maddalena.

Its vision of the rewarding movie is a vehicle for some glamour-puss with two expressions and 18 changes of costume, or for some male idol of the muddled millions with a permanent hangover, six worn-out acting tricks, the build of a lifeguard, and the mentality of a chicken-strangler".

Brokers said that price gains in some glamours could be attributed to "window dressing" on the part of mutual funds, which close out their quarterly reporting period today.

Some houses had glamour, some had laughs, some had secrets and some had the worst of it.

Cole said the factors behind radicalisation varied from person to person, but often included "some sort of glamour, some sort of position in society".

Sharie's curly locks called for some serious glamour: red lipstick, a bit of blush, some funky colored eye shadow, and an obscure pair of diamond-studded fake eyelashes.