Sentence examples for a glorious display from inspiring English sources

"Using all that oil to transport one or two people is a glorious display of power," Mr. Odland said.

The Wilmington & Western, a 10-mile excursion, travels from the Coastal Plain region to the Piedmont, offering a glorious display of hardwoods with leaves in blazing colors.

If you are out on the southern stretch below Compton Down one June or July evening, you may be treated to a glorious display of glow-worms.

The room is filled with family photos, along with two large posters of the Lord's Prayer and a glorious display of plants on the windowsill.

The monarchy costs Britons $50 million a year, but on the basis of this weekend's expressions of solidarity, they appear willing to pay for an apolitical head of state, associated with good causes, and put on a glorious display of pageantry for which Britain is famed.

Although the firm was well past its prime -- its designs included the original Pennsylvania Station, on Seventh Avenue -- the blind arch on the westerly bay is a glorious display of rustication, its stone blocks separately cut to appear like a stack of pillows.

Two are skylit tower galleries, one has a glorious double display of 10 Mark Rothko paintings, and Barnett Newman's complete "Stations of the Cross," the other given over to a long-term Alexander Calder survey.

Last night, we sat toasting Bastille Day, and watching a glorious fireworks display at the Eiffel Tower from our window.

Two crude I.E.D.s perfectly engineered to destroy legs, those miracles of bone and muscle, on a day in which their strength and beauty was on glorious display.

Dot-com frenzy and cultural activity of all kinds continue to bloom and, as always, late spring and summer remain a time when the natural grandeur in and around Seattle is on particularly glorious display.

"The novel rocks with a lot of great, sexy scenes, in which Zeidner's fine writing is on glorious display," Karen Karbo wrote in the Book Review in 1999.