Sentence examples for bit of glory from inspiring English sources
It's the first bit of glory seen by any team at the club since 2004.
They take words and wear them, eat them, make them into real, live, believable people with a bit of glory about them you had no right to expect.
And that's what makes them so brilliant to write about: that you can surprise readers by squeezing every bit of glory from a character that at first sight, everyone would write off.
Tranmere, which is coached by the former Liverpool star John Aldridge, still has a shot at a bit of glory when it is scheduled to play Leicester City at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday in the League Cup final.
In the immediate aftermath of the hugely unexpected win in Croatia, Scotland's players were entitled to bask in a bit of glory.
Rather, Cameron sat directly behind Bigelow and didn't seem to mind her moment of glory one bit.
The man who took the prized scalp of Richards certainly had to take a bit of punishment before his very brief moment of glory.
So, in the end, the only small bit of reflected glory came from the victors being coached by a Brit, Consett-born John Herdman.
As a writer, I try to convey that power, reflect a little bit of the glory of the music itself in my words.
A bit of cup glory to lessen the losses, woo back some missing fans and reward the diehards is long overdue.
