用“glamour”造句大全，glamour造句

This beauty gave a tinge of nobility and glamour to even the most pedestrian kind of homesickness.

In three years it has advanced relentlessly from a lowly regional league to the glamour of the Bundesliga. What is Hoffenheim's secret?

After dark, Mr. Nicoll turned from neutrals to color, using ginger and blue velvets paired with chiffon for what he described as “lo-fi” glamour.

What most is interesting about Tiger Woods - and all the pea-brained Premiership footballers with all their hard-faced glamour girls - is not that they have a bit on the side.

Moreover, it lacks glamour.

Mimetic word has its special glamour in Chinese vocabulary.

Although st Lucia trades on its relatively unsophisticated image, it is not bereft of celebrity glamour.

It all reminded me a little of Bradford, but without any of the foppish glamour often associated with my Yorkshire birthplace.

Once he had to grip Moth's shoulder as she stepped into a street, to pull her out of the way of a bus that couldn't see her through the glamour she had wrapped around them.

Not only did she manage to brave the freezing conditions at the premiere of Aaron Johnson's latest film Kick-Ass, she managed to hold her own in the glamour stakes too.

Real style, prestige, glamour or luxury rather than pretense.

So this seems to be nothing more than to add a little foreign glamour to a bland shoe-sale sign.

The conventional consumer goods have lost much of their glamour and the demand for new ones has yet to come. Consumer prices remain low, and thus people skew toward saving more than usual, and demand constraint on market clearly intensifies.

Singer enjoys the perverse glamour of living in a hotel.

This helps explain why China, whatever the glamour of summitry and war games, prefers to do some kinds of business one-to-one.

The night life in Xian has a unique glamour.

The before picture showed her in all her Hollywood glamour, with perfect makeup, stylish hair, haute couture dress and shoes, and being fussed over by three assistants.

He has described them as "places of huge human drama" with an air of "macho glamour".

At last she saw a big river, and the man who had tried to keep her from being carried off was drifting down it—such are the topsy-turvydoms of faery glamour—in a cockleshell.

The perfume represented prewar decadence, glamour and good times in a bottle.