Sentence examples for always glory from inspiring English sources

But it was not always glory and adulation for Giggs at Old Trafford.

Chanel has always attracted more customers than perhaps any other show in the entire fashion season, and those loyalists and dedicated shoppers have always gloried in displaying their finery.

National leaders always claim glory for Europe's successes, and pour scorn on Brussels for its failures.

As always, the glory of a White Oak show is not only Baryshnikov's dancing, but also his ability to lure audiences down the stranger, more entrancing by-ways of dance history.

Sleek and swooping like a track cyclist in full flight, the £93m velodrome is the showpiece venue of the Olympic Park, and world records fell in every event on its 250 metres of Siberian pine on Thursday night, to a delirious response from the capacity crowd of 6,000 spectators – the lucky ones out of a reported 300,000 applicants for a night that always promised glory and drama.

I was 10; I thought football would always deliver glories, not that it would be all downhill from there.

Chicago looked glorious, but glory always has its cost.

Lully wrote always for the glory of the king.

"Our focus is always on bringing glory to God in whatever we do," he said in a recent phone interview.

As one recent study of the economics of forecasting put it, "Being the single winner always entails more glory than sharing the prize".

And there's always the ballet glory of "The Red Shoes" (1948) - Saturday at midnight on Bravo - which also has thrilling opening credits.