glamorously in a sentence

Although he was famously diffident and given to nervous prostration at inopportune moments, his personal life was a headlong lurch through some of the most glamorously decadent venues of the 1970s.
Swoopes'mundane explanation of dad out of town, grandma ill and no baby-sitter played less glamorously and certainly was no excuse for her not informing Comets Coach Van Chancellor.
As Elizabeth I, Cate Blanchett ( left ) carries her responsibilities with the air of a glamorously stressed-out modern woman with a super-intense case of having it all.
As a writer and mom, I spend most of my time at home, glamorously attired in my husband's boxers and my father's V-neck cashmere castoffs.
It is the kind of family in which everyone calls everyone else darling, they all smoke glamorously all the time, and no detail is too small or too common to matter.

The artist's hard living, devil may care swagger translates, thanks largely to some glamorously grungy work by Benjamin Bratt, but Bratt's basically doing a solo performance.
Marv Albert's publicly humiliated toupee made the drawbacks of wearing a rug quite clear, while Elton John in his somewhat more glamorously ersatz hairdo became the world's designated mourner.
Holder says, " a timeless love story, with a'30s atmosphere, and the dancers glamorously dressed in my designs for evening gowns and black tie and tails ."
She gazed across the film set, the lobby of a hotel, and watched Collins prepare for a scene, wearing a figure-revealing corset that showed her off as glamorously as ever.
It's more of a phenomenal sampler, glamorously packaged, concentrating on the Brazilian Baroque, which here encompasses the 17th century through the early 19th century, and on the modern era.

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