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During construction it was known less glamorously as job number 736.

"I think we could live glamorously every day," she declares.

Certain dealers have moved to bigger, more glamorously designed spaces.

She was always glamorously dressed and accompanied by an orchestra of 22 men.

Everyone looked around, startled, to see Dana posed glamorously in the doorway.

In France, philosophers wear leather and flick their long hair glamorously.

The glamorously attired yet efficient staff guarantee a memorable stay.

I had a little Prope inside me who thought death should come glamorously.

It does not give the most elaborate parties with the most glamorously dressed young women.

Not everyone can tumble out of a garbage truck and still look glamorously tousled.

Molly sits in back with Riviera, dressed glamorously for the evening's event.

A group of young Air Force officers whistled to them and they smiled glamorously back.

The fresh new sets and costumes that will be unveiled this week are actually glamorously secondhand.

It was midsummer, the days were glamorously long.

As the general population ages, the protagonists of most contemporary fiction stay stubbornly, glamorously young.

This, glamorously enough, took place in Paris.

The story was about the how domestic peace was better than a glamorously consumptive lifestyle.

Even when they fall from grace, heroes in current fiction tend to do so rather glamorously, diving instead of tripping.

Rumors started circulating that I was marrying a diplomat or someone otherwise glamorously connected to the international community.

Unfortunately the film failed in the box office despite Rambha acting glamorously.

But the complexity of living in the shadow of his sister's glamorously debilitating illness is clear.

She was a glamorously beautiful girl.

It's glamorously art-directed, but ploddingly directed - and written.

It is a glamorously spectral sight, like fossilized bone irradiated with moonlight.

That aura did not begin glamorously.