Sentence examples for glorious era from inspiring English sources

Ferragamo's engine may not be roaring as it did in that glorious era, but certainly it is purring.

There was a glorious era, way back five years ago, when Hollywood studios bestrode the earth.

He walked off stage, taking with him a glorious era of political satire.

Remembering a great rivalry and a glorious era of horse racing, however, doesn't need to be nostalgic.

"The Edwardian age is going to be the most glorious era in the history of the British empire," he announced.

In 1987, the arrival of media magnate Silvio Berlusconi heralded the dawn of a glorious era for the Rossoneri.

Guardiola unites probably the two most glorious eras of the club's history.

But highlighting the darkest episodes of Russia's past may also be unpopular, when politicians are busy stoking national pride and recalling more glorious eras.

The scene is intimate and proud, with a whiff of nostalgia for a once-glorious era when Peter the Great would send his officers to the maritime academy here.

We had wanted noble lords of the universe with kind, soft eyes, who would usher in a glorious new era.

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