Sentence examples for future glory from inspiring English sources

Yes, the movies had a glorious past, but their future glory seemed to be in doubt.

Paul Casey is another young Englishman who left Augusta with his spirits buoyed and his dreams of future glory unscathed.

After the Democratic sweep, however, extremists could no longer be fobbed off with promises of future glory.

Khomeini and his fellow-clerics scorned the imperial trappings of the Shah's regime but shared his belief in Iran's past and future glory — its Persian exceptionalism.

Notwithstanding its political impotence, the exile community possessed such high spirits that foreigners were attracted to its ranks, hopeful of sharing in its future glory.

As kids in the village of Chipperfield in Hertfordshire, all four Fraser brothers – Tom is the eldest, Dom the youngest – would play rugby together dreaming of future glory.

The boy from Suwon and the scally from Croxteth can talk about successes already shared, future glories to come.

In spite of its lack of an official mascot, after back-to-back Rose Bowl wins, Stanford had achieved national football stature and future glories awaited … and awaited.

Marcus Bontempelli, the kid who teammates nicknamed "Footch" in promise of future glories just last year, already plays like one of the greats at just 20 years of age.

Beijing in 2008 was about China's re-emergence as a global and sporting superpower and about its government reminding its billion-plus citizens that the big hand on the tiller remained firm enough to deliver present and future glories.

We created new national heroes (Farah, Ennis, Trott, Gibbons, the Brownlees, the rowers, canoeists and so on); we enshrined established ones (Hoy, Pendleton, Ainslie and so on) and we laid the ground for future glories (Daley, to name just one).