Sentence examples for glorious lessons from inspiring English sources
But both are, still, absorbing and glorious lessons in being human and alive.
Google is a glorious example.
I would have missed a vital lesson in the glorious pleasures that easy reading can bring.
It's been a terrific night, a glorious ceremony, a rousing history lesson and far and away the best film that Danny Boyle never made.
Search out their books, and let their glorious, peace-bringing, love-creating words and lessons sink into your hearts as they have into mine.
Related: Our lesson ideas also inspired by the British Museum's BBC radio series, "Whether Humble or Glorious: Telling Stories of Human History Through Objects," and our Object Monologues lesson, part of our series on drama in the classroom.
(Lesson 3: The Internet is a glorious tool, but General Tso's chicken is still General Tso's chicken).
If there's one lesson we learnt from Britain's glorious summer of sport, it's that this country's greatness is bound up with its genius for difference.
The lessons at Borchard's apartment were among the most glorious, and at the same time most unreal, moments in Latte's illicit existence.
That first lesson in map reading irrevocably changed my idea of that glorious Nidderdale landscape; of all subsequent landscapes.
The wretched scandal that is Lance Armstrong, however, bears additional reflection if only to extract the merest gram of a lesson learned from the festering, fetid remains of his once-apparently glorious career, now exposed as a total fake.
