The Frenchman resumed the habit during Lennon's shoot, so all was well, and Coutard made the film look glorious, giving it that ineffable zeitgeisty cool.
And your funeral tea will be glorious, giving everyone lots of chances to say "Bernard would have adored the battenberg", and opportunities for quite a lot of Great British Bake Off-style banter.
England, by complete and glorious contrast given the ordinary season they had just endured, played with a flow, rhythm and abandon that was French rugby at its finest.
Lisa McInerney's first novel, The Glorious Heresies, gave a voice to Cork's urban underclass.
Glorious 39 gives us dotty aunts and dodgy spies, showbiz starlets and imperilled young firebrands.
The richly detailed, glorious images give us an unsurpassed vision of our planet's wildlife – and indication of what we are now at risk of losing.
Gonzales fills the workaday office with a glorious plot, giving voice to the John McClane fantasies lying dormant in cubicles across the world.
The upward thrust of the vegetation and the glorious haze give Turner's landscape a Romantic lyricism that is at the very opposite of the 17th-century master's placid Classicism.
The old century of glorious painting gives way to the literalness of photography — though in Jean Renoir's case, photography marked by the lyricism and fullness of life that his father gloried in.
Great Epeios came in, and hit him as he peered out from his guard, on the cheek, and he could no longer keep his feet, but where he stood the glorious limbs gave.
