Sentence examples for glorious epoch from inspiring English sources
Losing stinks anywhere, but on Long Island, losing evokes images of Kallur gunning and Sutters stalking, dozens of benevolent specters fluttering under the eaves, left over from a glorious epoch that casts a melancholy pall.
It is clear we have entered the age of the roasted vegetable, a glorious epoch when a stalwart carrot or celery root, warmed in dying embers, can take the place on a plate formerly ceded to a game hen or a slab of richly marbled beef.
So, England are the Aussies in that set-up: packed with all-teim greats on a ifnal swansong, a team at the end of a glorious epoch-defining run that will be remembered... Oh well.
The two-part artistic program — "Brilliant Civilization," depicting the epochs of Chinese history, and "Glorious Era," which seemed to make a point about peaceful coexistence with the rest of the world — was a phantasmagoria of fireworks, L.E.D. displays, and thousands of performers moving in astonishing synchronicity.
So Democrats hailed the death of conservatism and the dawn of a glorious new liberal epoch and then griped that Republicans wouldn't lend their support to its fulfillment.
"He was on a naked rock in the desert, in the stone age, a prey to homesickness for his own kind, his own epoch," Cather wrote, "for European man and his glorious history of desire and dreams".
