Sentence examples for the most glamorous of all from inspiring English sources
The most glamorous of all was Pauline Boty.
The large St. Augustine, from Lisbon, which is new to me, is among the most glamorous of all Pieros.
It was considered the most glamorous of all the social events because Post brought down ambassadors from Washington, and the guests trotted out their white ties, biggest jewels and latest spouses.
www.xsite.net/~videoc/Cleo/Cleopatra1.html is devoted to the sartorial aspects of the role, and it includes sketches and photographs of Bara's Cleopatra, Colbert's Cleopatra, and, the most glamorous of all, Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra, in the 1963 Joseph L. Mankiewicz film of the same name, which, at the time, was the most expensive motion picture ever made.
Perched up high, with views of Columbus Circle, Asiate may well be the most glamorous of all New York City restaurants.
The 707 might have been one of the most glamorous of all forms of transport when it entered service with Pan-Am, yet its very success led ultimately to the horrendous and heartbreakingly banal conditions the majority of us fly in today.
Unreliable Sources, written and read by John Simpson 6hrss abridged, Macmillan, £16.99) One of these days someone will invite me to the Frontline Club near Paddington, spiritual home and stamping ground of that most glamorous of all journalistic breeds, the war correspondent.
Most glamorous of all is the restaurant's owner, Hana Dang.
Most glamorous of all were the Days, Robin and Lucienne, who were actually featured together in a Smirnoff vodka ad.
On-demand parking apps may not be the most glamorous of startups; they're mainly all about access.
The stage curtains were pulled to make way for a crew of men, all done up impeccably in the most glamorous of ladies garb.
