Sentence examples for evening of glory from inspiring English sources

In an effort to shed some light on the pitfalls and lead you to an evening of glory and musical wonder, let's examine the biggest mistakes of the most blighted student club events.

There has always been room — work, money and even a measure of glory — for British and Australian actors, intercontinental sex symbols and émigré directors seeking freedom or fortune.

Sometimes staleness cannot be kept at bay, even by moments of glory.

I suppose that decorating a Christmas tree stands only as a shadow of the glory we sing about in "Angels We Have Heard on High," but even a shadow of glory deserves my attention.

Tilly Blackwood is an outstanding Helena - hunched-up and hangdog even in her moment of glory.

So even in an hour of glory, Limerick found themselves in adversity.

But one lesson of the great films of 1962 is that the old is always sending out a few flickers of glory even as the new is restlessly being born.

Donald reached the turn in 42 shots, the same tally as Charl Schwartzel, which may have left the pair on the leaderboard but ended their chances of glory even in this most brutal of settings.

All the same, if Levein can preside over a victory or even a draw with the Czech Republic, who themselves stumbled badly in losing to Lithuania last month, then the Scots can reasonably harbour aspirations of glory even at this formative stage.

But, even after those annoyances are forgotten, we'll still remember athletes like Michael Phelps for moments of glory that even TV can't ruin.

In a year that saw Mainz and Hannover reach the Europa League and Kaiserslautern finish seventh – unbelievable – you couldn't even blame them for dreaming of glory during the winter break.