Sentence examples for glorious events from inspiring English sources

And you know how I perceived one of the most glorious events in the universe?

As one of the royal historiographers, Racine chronicled Louis XIV's military campaigns in prose suited to such glorious events.

The evenings were glorious events, filled with incredible food and wine, beautiful settings, and fabulous people.

Although Camperdown was considered the greatest ever victory for a British fleet over an equal enemy force to that date, historian Noel Mostert has noted that it "was a battle that, with posterity, somehow lost rank and significance against the greater and more romantically glorious events that followed".

Glorious event!

When she did it was a glorious event".

Braquehais intended his pictures to be souvenirs of a glorious event.

The festival itself is a glorious event, centered at the Jerusalem Cinematheque, a modern four-story facility built into a hill near the Old City.

The wonders of Europe are inviting, I muse, but summer in Connecticut is a glorious event, and who in their right mind would ever want to leave it?

When the Guardian's editor, CP Scott - who described the revolution as a "wonderful and glorious event" - asked permission to employ him, the Home Office reacted violently.

Any less than glorious event in his life, after at least a refreshingly sinful youth, is blamed on some less worthy individual, a dull superior or jealous peer, whom the author is all too happy to name.