Sentence examples for do glory from inspiring English sources
What's a writer to do? Glory in this febrile, fecund chaos, is my answer.
So does Glory (Frances McDormand), an old friend of Josey's, who persuades her to follow suit.
" Mother (at funeral): '...Glory, something some men chase and others find themselves stumbling upon, but not expecting to find...My question is when does glory fade away and become a wrongful crusade or an unjustified means by which consumes one completely.
Glory to God! Above all else, this is what Christmas bids us to do: give glory to God, for he is good, he is fait hful, he is merciful.
"I don't glory in anything," he says.
War has little to do with glory and everything to do with hard work and survival.
A few tram stops beyond the baroque splendour is a structure that has little to do with glory.
Those that do — like "Glory Days" in 2008 or "Carrie" in 1988 — were usually killed by reviews that were far worse than those for "Brighton Beach Memoirs".
But she didn't glory in anything, really.
He does not glory in victory; "he that has conquered in battle is received with rites of mourning".
When Sorel died in 1450, aged just 28 and pregnant with their fourth child, so did Charles' glory.
