Sentence examples for crown of glory from inspiring English sources

The victor, a petite woman nicknamed Mousae, with her hair wrapped in a black-and-gold colored scarf, now a crown of glory, grinned and offered some words of wisdom: "You can't win the game with a pawn".

The hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteousness.

It's not what you wear, but how you wear it and I'm wearing my gray like a crown of glory.

But I want my daughter to know that being of good character will always adorn her with a crown of glory, and that being a princess is truly a matter of the heart.

His Christmas radio broadcast in 1953, in which he quoted Macaulay's description of the Puritans ("Their palaces were houses not made with hands: their diadems crowns of glory which should never fade away") moved many listeners to tears.

These pressures led to the creation of a new type of school, the madrasa, which became the crown and glory of medieval Muslim education.

But the current royal commission, which has pointed towards the type of systematic fraud she has been denouncing for years, still represents a kind of crowning glory after years of hard slog for Brailey, who founded and single-handedly runs the Banking and Finance Consumers Support Association from a cottage in the Western Australian bush.

There were many voters this week who hoped that those women's struggle would have a kind of crowning glory in the election of our first female President.

Clio's crown of laurel denotes honour, glory and eternal life; her trumpet stands for fame, and the thick folio she clasps, perhaps a volume of Thucydides, symbolises history.

Something else stood out in Bolt's moment of crowning glory in Rio.

The book's moment of crowning glory comes after the diary portion has ended and Gutierrez has resorted to xeroxing 'court documents' he somehow got his hands on.