Sentence examples for glorious land from inspiring English sources

What the Samuel Johnson is "The Glorious Land"?

"It looks like a glorious land of flowers, but not too over-the-top," he said.

"What is the glorious fruit of our land?" she asks on the urgent This Glorious Land.

You will eat, bye and bye In that glorious land above the sky; Work and pray, live on hay, You'll get pie in the sky when you die.

Yet at the same time, it is war which has built this Glorious Land: England's fields are not tilled by "iron ploughs" but by "tanks and feet marching".

Millions and millions of greedy selfish European Diamondback moths are set to invade our glorious land, devouring our crops, hassling our women, taking our jobs and claiming benefits.

Some players join Madrid and see it as a glorious landing; for Bale it feels more like the perfect launch pad.

One of the most striking things about visiting the United States these days is noticing for the first time how much of the world's most powerful nation, this glorious frontier land lodged between two shining seas, is coated in breadcrumbs.

Here in the glorious wine lands of the Western Cape, where the grape vines grow against a backdrop of stunning mountains, her comments were infuriating and perplexing and even derided as loony.

He worked relentlessly for the next 30 years: some 270 landscapes have been attributed to him, including some of the most glorious in the land: Bowood and Burghley, Chatsworth and Harewood, the serene sweep of Petworth and the magisterial approach to Blenheim, the Golden Valley at Ashridge and the sinuous lakes at Sheffield Park.

"Oh glorious grainy Russia, land of my buckwheat".