Sentence examples for well glamorous from inspiring English sources
It somehow seemed a more, well, glamorous prospect to have a baby here than it did back in London.
Now that she's the proud mom of 4-month-old Blue Ivy, we can safely say Beyonce even made pregnancy look, well, glamorous.
And Mrs B is a shrewd as well as glamorous operator, I suspect.
Her natural exquisite internal and external beauty, proper lady like demeanor, articulate and always well read, glamorous Evelyn will be missed forever.
One of her opera delights is putting on costumes that have turned her into Hansel or Cherubino, as well as glamorous leading ladies.
She has said that when a design turns out too spectacular or delicate she tends to go back to the drawing board, preferring to make something that is useful as well as glamorous.
Commenting in the daily Die Welt, the arts writer Manuel Brug said he had nothing against Dercon himself – "a good man, splendidly well-connected, glamorous but intellectual, contemporary but reputable" – but wondered what business he had running a theatre.
In the daily Die Welt, the arts writer Manuel Brug said he had nothing against Dercon himself – "a good man, splendidly well-connected, glamorous but intellectual, contemporary but reputable" – but wondered what business he had running a theatre.
In Old Master paintings ranging from the Renaissance to the 18th-century British school, top prices went to works with a well-recorded glamorous past.
"South Beach" conjures a world where the young and undereducated can fall into well-paid, glamorous jobs in sunny locations and barely do any work at all.
