Sentence examples for back to the glory from inspiring English sources

"Think back to the glory days of the Victorian era.

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They want to go back to the glory days of Herbert Hoover.

Take me back to the glory days of international life, when we crashed out to Iceland.

Many commission staff still hark back to the glory days of Mr Delors, when the commission drove forward European integration.

It's riveting; for a moment we are back to the glory days of Mildred Pierce and All About Eve.

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But some long-haul airlines are betting that service that harks back to the glory days of flying will give them an edge.

Parts of it look back to the glory days of when we lost the miners' strike; others to that time Labour won elections.

His compact, puzzle-like compositions of canvas, paper, mattress ticking and other materials from the 1960's hark back to the glory days of Cubism (Johnson).

This harks back to the glory days when Israel defeated three Arab armies in 1967 and fought off surprise attacks from Egypt and Syria in 1973.