Sentence examples for such glamorous from inspiring English sources

During his Palme d'Or acceptance speech, he said that receiving the award in such glamorous surroundings was "very strange".

He might have thought of ideas, but he inked his cartoons on layovers in such glamorous locations as Rome, Paris, Rio, and Newark.

Paul Draper and Georgie Tapps were the first to popularize tap-dancing to classical music, and they performed at such glamorous nightclubs as Manhattan's Rainbow Room.

MotoGP enjoys no such glamorous patronage, which is very much to its benefit in some respects, ensuring an absence of pomp and pretension.

Loach continued by saying it was "very strange" to received the award in such glamorous surroundings, considering the conditions endured by those people who inspired the film.

The aftermath of wins against such glamorous opposition, albeit one whose world ranking has tumbled to a record low of 18 on the back of all their non-competitive fixtures, are not really the time to dwell on such matters.

"But it's such a glamorous part".

And they offer a place to stay in such a glamorous, expensive city for only $15 a night.

Because its been made such a glamorous part of the game, I think players have not worked on their midrange game and their jump shot as much.

"What I mean is, the idea of being an actor is not such a glamorous idea, it's a kind of career path.

"They were such ultimately glamorous people but there's a flaw in each of them that you respond to so well … They were magnetic people.