Sentence examples for for a glory from inspiring English sources

It's Gest who's there to support him as a child prodigy, Gest who advises him against more plastic surgery after the first few ops, Gest who gets the Jacksons back together for a glory tour when Michael is off his box and an embarrassment to all, Gest who decides to immortalise him in this film, and Gest who gets the last word: "Rest well my friend.

But he won't sacrifice discipline for the sake of a glory charge.

They know only one of them can be picked for the main team, and each worries that the other, in a certain situation, will selfishly go for a glory-chasing shot at goal rather than make a pass.

England have received further recognition for a glory-laden 2016 after Owen Farrell, Billy Vunipola and Maro Itoje were included on World Rugby's six-strong shortlist for player of the year.

"I suppose this is a glory night for us.

Jones ranks 2012 as a glory year for women on British television.

Here, commercially and personally, began a glory period for the Backstreet Boys.

Politically, eloquence came to be seen as an accomplice of the recruiting poster, a tool for luring young men to their death for an illusory glory.

On the October 8 episode of Impact!, NWA Championship Committee member Larry Zbyszko announced that the match between Nash and Jarrett was official and set for Bound for Glory with an added stipulation.

So is the search for the "Morning Glory"—a rare, rotating tubelike cloud best seen in remote northern Australia.

The N.B.A. playoffs are a quest for personal glory, a gantlet that can turn stars into superstars — and, if everything goes awry, reduce superstars to snarling, muttering malcontents.