glamorous造句

Because mental preparation is not glamorous or easy to videotape.

On the invitation the dress code was “glamorous”.

Mr Wolf was, if anything, even more glamorous in defeat.

And there are a slew of reports that his glamorous wife, Carla Bruni Sarkozy, is pregnant.

Advertisements promoted the romance of the voyage and highlighted ships' elegant food and glamorous dances.

In actuality, I'm sure they figured that the lives of Harvard men and women are less glamorous than that.

In America, everything we are we see in the movies, and classic Hollywood films are filled with glamorous childless couples.

If you were going to meet another long-distance cyclist, it would probably be at a glamorous place like this.

The dresses on display from the queen's official visits abroad are glamorous but their setting is tarnished.

But with an oxlip, it's a pure, creamy vanilla colour, a glamorous delicacy that is a universe away from coarse rubbery modern bedding plants.

John Smith was one of those guys who used to go around writing stories that made himself look glamorous. That was a tradition in those days.

Ralph Lauren model Filippa Hamilton is glamorous, but is it physiologically possible for her hips to be smaller than her head, as a recent AD showed?

So, a college degree, once a coveted holy grail, a glamorous passport to a fulfilled and secure life, has lost its luster, right?

Theirs isthe story of the bad boy made very, very good, who breezes stylishlythrough high society with an impossibly glamorous woman on his arm, yetnever loses his street-smart edge.

The program always had a glamorous “girl” to handle the weather and lighter stories, but the previous one was addicted to prescription drugs and the one before her had a drink problem.

Preparing a big pot of lentils for the week may be not be glamorous, but it’s much cheaper and not much more time-consuming than cooking up frozen pizza or mac and cheese.