Sentence examples for contributed to the glory of from inspiring English sources
But -- and here's another Enron Lesson -- most of what Washington contributed to the glory of Enron it did in plain sight.
"In my first game for Great Britain, the National Anthem was played and our names were read out," he wrote in an essay he contributed to The Glory of their Times – Crossing the Colour Line in Rugby League.
The event itself had the gestalt of those imperial funerals that the French Republic orchestrates with elegiac pomp and poignance for its national heroes (and, much more rarely, heroines), whether they have contributed to the glory of the patrie with a pen or a sword — or, as in this case, a No. 2 pencil.
Not everyone is a good, honest chap with a wry smile, a funny accent, a pair of shiny shoes and dreams of making a living and contributing to the glory of the United Kingdom.
As for the Jets, Mike Tanier, writing for Shutdown Corner, breaks down all 16 games, but with a slightly narrower focus: "Will this schedule contribute to the greater glory of Tim Tebow?" Extra point But back to the Giants.
The release in 2006 of Days of Glory (Indigènes), his second entry to the Foreign Language Oscar race, contributed to the partial recognition of the pension rights of soldiers from former French possessions by the French government.
But by the end, the neutral browns really accentuated the glory of the reds (in Dakota's hair and in the bloooood) and contributed to the overall "in this coven we only wear Eileen Fisher" look.
The early buzz The Times Literary Supplement considers Blake's work to be a contributing factor to the "glory" of the Pallant House Gallery, characterised by a wealthy diversity of 20th-century British art.
It went to coal miners, milkmaids, tractor drivers and others who applied more than the typical amount of elbow grease to their work, thus contributing to "the growth of the might and glory of the U.S.S.R.," according to an entry about the award in the Big Soviet Encyclopedia.
He also contributed to "To the Swift: Classic Triple Crown Horses and Their Race for Glory".
