Sentence examples for glorious collection from inspiring English sources
To short stories, and Anne Enright follows her surprise Booker win with a glorious collection about women on the edge.
True, birds are living dinosaurs and a glorious collection of fossils makes this feathered revolution abundantly clear, but a chickadee is no stand-in for a Dreadnoughtus.
From Sylvia Plath's gloomy "Rook" to Andrew Motion's wittily wordy "Sparrow", this is a glorious collection of works both old and new.
The Louvre, like the Metropolitan, had no Duccio to anchor its glorious collection of early Italian art, and its acquisition money, from museum funds and private sources as well as from the French government, were eminently tappable.
Those of us lucky enough to have visited the Rugby League Heritage Centre in the basement of Huddersfield's George Hotel will have marvelled at Stevo's glorious collection of artefacts, memorabilia and treasures.
It's a depressing omission of which, I admit, I was completely ignorant until I heard this glorious collection of letters, which inspired me to find out more, much more - indeed, everything I possibly could - about his extraordinary life.
Glorious collections will move from the basement stores to public display.
Open "A Book of Books," Abelardo Morell's glorious yet intimate collection of photographs, and you will realize that books are becoming fetish objects.
It's YouTube's glorious music video collection, minus all of that darn YouTube.
A huge old power station converted into a giant exhibition space devoted to a glorious permanent modern collection plus visiting shows whose challenging polemic can supply entertaining dinner conversation for weeks on end!! 20.
The right shoulder in perhaps his single most glorious portrait, the Frick Collection's "Vicomtesse d'Haussonville," apparently emerges from the poor girl's rib cage.
