"all glory to" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express admiration, praise, or honor towards someone or something. It is often used in a religious or spiritual context, but can also be used in a more general sense. Example: "All glory to the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives for our country." In this sentence, "all glory to" is expressing honor and praise towards the soldiers.
All glory to buses and bikes!
All glory to South Sydney here.
Sean lifted his arms and murmured, "All glory to God". Class dismissed.
All glory to God," Foles said during the trophy presentation and MVP ceremony, while holding his baby daughter, Lily.
On "Assistant to the Regional Manager," both men sing simultaneously — "All glory to your existence/Bring upon your name, your grace, your excellence" — making for praise, depending on how you hear it, either blissful or troubled.
While Westboro Baptist members displayed messages like "God Hates You," comic book fans carried signs saying, "All Glory to the HypnoToad," and "Magnets: How the #?*! Do They Work?" Humorous counter-protests undercut the gravitas that groups like the Westboro Baptist Church and speakers like Mr. Spencer are trying to accrue.
Along with the first Harrison-album credit for FPSHOT, and the now-familiar "All glories to Sri Krsna" dedication, his purple pen records various in-jokes while listing the many contributing musicians.
As Pacquiao took in the joyous uproar, he turned around and pointed to the back of his T-shirt, which read, "ALL GLORY AND HONOR BELONGS TO GOD".
I don't want to reduce men in all their glory to little more than attachments to their penises.
In the glare of television lights and before a bank of microphones, Mr. Combs, looking drained and somewhat subdued, said: "I give all the glory to God.
Our readers, American and international, are very interested in the UK, in all its glory to begin with, and also in its future," said Erlanger, one of several experts who will address the groups this autumn.
