Sentence examples for expected glory from inspiring English sources

As Moyes attempts to guide United to expected glory, he will also have to deal with personnel issues, like Rooney's reported desire to leave the club.

It's expected "Glory" will win Best Original Song at the Academy Awards later this month.

The hospital wanted to make sure that he was not expecting glory, or even gratitude.

Britain has a long tradition of citizens returning home with the loot of empire and expecting glory and high office as a result.

Those that do well can expect glory; the first PISA ranking, published in 2001, surprised the world by putting unshowy Finland near the top in every subject and made it a mandatory stop-off for any self-respecting education policymaker.

Castleford fans can expect Old Trafford glory and their first ever championship title in 2017, but only after three years near the top.

Ever since China resumed competitive sports after the Cultural Revolution — when athletes had been accused of jinbiao zhuyi, or "trophy mania" — sports has been a sluggish realm of reform, with athletes still expected to "bring glory to the state".

Armed with Di Canio masks, many expected to witness glory but instead they saw their team deliver an increasingly flat display in which only the left-winger Lee Holmes provided any genuine menace.

Ever since China resumed competitive sports after the Cultural Revolution when athletes had been accused of jinbiao zhuyi, or "trophy mania"—sports has been a sluggish realm of reform, with athletes still expected to "bring glory to the state".

From extravagant hats to designers and celebrities flaunting their tailored talents, to becoming part of an annual event draped in traditions and history: the racecourse draws a vibrant international crowd ready for a thrill, and if you enjoy the same, it promises all of the expected glitz and glory.

The vast tower and the main entrance – the Facade of the Glory – are expected to be finished some time in the next decade.