Sentence examples for a glory for from inspiring English sources

Hilaire Belloc deemed it "one of the half-dozen immortal achievements of our time... a glory for us all".

No less a glory for summer residents in the eastern towns is the level of feisty, far-from-Gotham democracy that can break out.

In his essay "On People in Books", published earlier that year, the writer and humourist Hilaire Belloc hailed the Diary as "one of the half-dozen immortal achievements of our time ... a glory for us all".

But Capelli still finished a superb second - a glory day for the tiny team and for the man who had designed the car.

The salmon was a highlight and paired nicely with the New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc (£29.50), which admittedly ruined our chances of taking any glory for a strictly "healthy evening".

"I suppose this is a glory night for us.

Jones ranks 2012 as a glory year for women on British television.

Here, commercially and personally, began a glory period for the Backstreet Boys.

It was very nearly a glory day for the 17-year-old kid in the British team, too.

The luminous yet cloudy harmonies in the final monologue conjure a glory destined for Everyman yet still beyond his grasp.

The jet age of the 60's, a glory time for pilots, gave way to the Arab oil embargo of 1973, which led to a worldwide recession.