Sentences with phrase «much glamor»

There isn't too much glamor in being on - call 24/7, but to be a good agent you should always be available to your clients.

Adding a statement piece such as the ones you've soon adds so much glamor and interest to an outfit!

Human nature can't digest much glamor and glitz, without becoming vain.

Not exact matches

Now, the question I would raise is that one day, if and when they decide to rebuild, we can agree that pretty much anything will be substantially greater in the glamor and glitz department.

In U.S. football, nobody paid much attention to concussions until glamor boy Dallas Cowboy quarterback Troy Aikman was forced to retire because of it — even his predecessor as such, Roger Staubach, didn't generate that kind of interest (mainly because he was nearing retirement age anyway and hardly anybody had heard of concussions in 1979).

Date outfits are something that needs much more pondering than it usually gets, from picking the right dress at the store to the shoes that add perfection to its design, to the hairdo that adds a bit of glamor to your outfit, a date outfit has got to be your best attempt at dressing up and it goes for both the sexes.