Finally you can see the beautiful brilliant morning glory.
The Albanian goal-poacher then fired a brilliant strike across Glory keeper Ante Covic and inside the left post.
Perhaps no one has ever made such a brilliant job of personalising glory, in the most beguiling way', James Lawton, Chief Sports Writer, The Independent Nicole Cooke: 'Nicole is a true champion.
A finger glory hole – brilliant!
I bask in the reflected glory of our brilliant columnists.
Sarah Taylor fulfilled the pre-tournament prediction of her captain Charlotte Edwards, that she could lead England's women to World Twenty20 glory with a brilliant match-winning innings against Australia in Galle.
Arci's Place, the popular and well-run supper club at Park Avenue South and 31st Street, where Christine Ebersole brought a brilliant act that rivaled the glory days of Bette Midler in fun and musicality, closed after a real estate dispute and has been looking for a new home.
In contrast to its excited previews in May and August 2014 of runs of a "brilliant" show "back to its glory days", one of the few recent pieces began: "If you haven't peered into the cess pit that is 2015's Celebrity Big Brother, prepare to sacrifice what remains of your innocence and take the plunge".
James Forbes, the president and event coordinator of the gay naturist group was telling me how last year one guy made a faux brick wall out of plaster and foam core, covered it in graffiti, hung a roll of toilet paper on it and cut out a hole for his cock: He was a glory hole… brilliant.
Novelist Teddy Wayne, who has one of the keenest eyes for the cultural detail that informs our modern life, tells the story of a young Qatari Muslim named Karim who comes to the States in 1999 to pursue whatever fortune and glory his insanely brilliant quant mind can achieve in corporate America.
Apparently impromptu, Kelman stood up and delivered a brilliant cri de coeur for glories of the Scots language and its literature, denouncing en passant the cultural supremacy of the English language.
