Sentence examples for world glamour from inspiring English sources
She has an old world glamour and screen presence that leaves many of the rest of the characters here looking wan and one dimensional.
That seemed to be the message at Dolce & Gabbana, not so much "rock the baroque" but rather a full-on return to old world glamour.
Perhaps more than anywhere, Cannes thrives in direct relation to the amount of old world glamour it can summon up against the forces of the modern world.
So Marston's Albanian isn't up to scratch, but The Artist is unquestionably embraced to the American breast, despite the fact that the stars, creative team and arguably the refining eye on New World glamour are all very French?
HONG KONG — Macao, the former Portuguese colony on the coast of southern China, has all it takes to compete with the gambling capitals of the world — glamour, gaming-crazed customers and, as of last year, its own version of Venice's Rialto Bridge.
In an apparent bid to drape the plans in some art world glamour, word surfaced yesterday that the Guggenheim Museum was considering building a satellite museum across 11th Avenue from where the Jets hope to erect a $1.4 billion stadium with a retractable roof.
The genre was staked out by Terry McMillan in 1992 with the unexpected success of "Waiting to Exhale," which gave the world glamour-puss black ladies with sob stories.
As a theatre-world glamour couple, they seem less like a President and a First Lady than like a benevolent prince and princess.
Treatments £60, bulgarihotels.com 1. Dorchester Hotel Spa, London The Dorchester Spa may exude an old-world glamour, but when it comes to treatments, it's cutting-edge.
John's Call even projects old-world glamour: he sports a mask and sunglasses when walking outside his barn here to shield him from the sunshine to which he is allergic.
Its people have increasingly embraced a kitsch and pervasively funky je-ne-sais-quoi over the Gatsby-esque old-world glamour and seersucker suits that the tourists associate with the Derby.
