Sentence examples for every glory from inspiring English sources

There are two sides to every glory.

At the time, Liverpool was every glory-hunting schoolboy's favourite club, while the Dons, as Wimbledon fans called them, were chancers from a shabby corner of the borough of Merton.

A flower-shaped 12th-century dish is the blue of every morning glory you've ever seen.

For every moment of glory, there is a moment of despair.

The Christian neighborhood where she grew up, Ashrafieh, betrays no trace of Ottoman glory; every other building is a sleek glass box, inhabited by Rolex, Gucci and Lexus.

It turns out that a little glory every few years is quite enough; all that rooting, heart-pounding, and breath-holding is exhausting.

And that's what makes them so brilliant to write about: that you can surprise readers by squeezing every bit of glory from a character that at first sight, everyone would write off.

Human trafficking was funding, and tarnishing, the empire's glory; every battle against a neighboring village — often incited by European slave traders — and every cross-border raid becoming a potential source of prisoners who could be sold to the British and the Dutch.

Thank God and glory every four years we have the Olympics.

Jillian Jensen: "Who You Are" The undeniable stand-out of the night got the last slot of the show, and the 22 year old deserved every moment of glory (although the producers certainly dragged it out as long as they could).

Carr has not covered himself in glory in every endeavour.