Sentence examples for age of glory from inspiring English sources
Queen Elizabeth the Third was going to bring to the realm a new age of glory and virtue.
It does not deserve to be pilloried – on the contrary, if all British public art were like this, it would be an age of glory.
The age of Auckland glory ended with his departure, not that of his star players.
Lichtenstein offered not a SoHo loft, but a 2,100-seat 2,100-seat a splendid proscenium and all thouseappings of a forgotten age of theatrical glory.
Stone, born in Philadelphia in 1907, came of age in the 1920's and 30's writing for the daily newspapers of New Jersey and Philadelphia, then moved on to The New York Post in its golden age of liberal glory and to still other newspapers like the now-forgotten P.M., a much-read daily on the liberal left in its time.
The internet and BITNET were text-only then, of course, something that fails to convey the richness of information conveyed, much like black-and-white photographs make the past seem less vivid.This may explain why I continue to use a text-only e-mail program in the age of HTML glory.
I was raised in the age of the glory years of the newspaper comic strip, when they were six or seven columns in a daily paper and a full page in the Sunday paper — and they were glorious things to behold.
But for at least its first half, it radiates an earnestly ironic charm that reflects the anguish and headiness of being desperate and hopeful in Manhattan at an age when dreams of glory are just starting to lose their sheen.
But for at least its first half, it radiates an earnestly ironic charm that captures the anguish and headiness of being desperate and hopeful in Manhattan at an age when dreams of glory are just starting to lose their sheen.
Ben Brantley of The Times gave "The Credeaux Canvas" a mixed review but said that the story of a painter and his smitten model "radiates an earnestly ironic charm that captures the anguish and headiness of being desperate and hopeful in Manhattan at an age when dreams of glory are just starting to lose their sheen".
