Sentence examples for filled with glorious from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1950s downtown Beirut was filled with glorious movie palaces like the Empire and the Majestic and the Roxy.

I have a past filled with glorious elms and each one has been cut down, because Dutch elm disease swept through the country in 1975 and 1976 and left a landscape of skeletons in its wake.

If it's tipping down Belton House is filled with glorious carvings, tapestries, paintings and silverware, provides regular "below stairs" tours, and contains a plant shop and a secondhand bookshop.

One of the minor tragedies for opera today is Mozart's "Abduction From the Seraglio," which is filled with glorious music and lamed by period humor that seems inextricable from the plot and simply isn't funny anymore.

The name of that shop now eludes me, but its oversize picture window — bordered by a lace curtain and filled with glorious late-summer light — will be with me forever.

Pennies from Heaven, the 1978 series starring Bob Hoskins as a charming, conniving sheet-music salesman, also lingers on escapist fantasy and thwarted desire, and is filled with glorious tunes from the Great American Songbook.

The air is filled with the glorious chuck-thunk of pre-electronic pinball machines — two five-ball plays for a quarter!

The spot where the twin towers used to be is filled with the glorious blue of the Hudson.

England had their own chances to go for victory, and the newspaper columns will have been filled with a glorious win for England, the coming of age of Robshaw and what next for Wales?

Your house will be filled with a glorious symphony of released gasses.

He recalls that the magazine used to be filled with discovery — a glorious hodgepodge of fiction, poetry, art and photography by both established and emerging names.