Sentence examples for glorious letter from inspiring English sources

He saw the first two days of rushes and he sent me a glorious letter, he was the first person to believe in the film - he understood immediately what I was trying to do.

Brian Wildsmith, now 85 and living in France, sent us a sketch of a lion that brought a lump to my throat, and Raymond Briggs sent a glorious letter grumbling about the whole thing.

In the glorious letter just discovered from Philip Larkin to his Oxford friend Rachel Trickett, Larkin asks her not to nominate him as professor of poetry, explaining that he'd rather be dead in a ditch.

Starting with a glorious letter-in-song to a lover in jail and a story about a girl no one loves, it features beautiful vocal harmonies; the songs shine with style and bristle with lyrical substance.

Over on Radio 4, in one of the station's slickest bits of scheduling, there's the glorious sequence: Letter from America, Broadcasting House, the Archers Omnibus and Desert Island Discs.

Write that glorious resignation letter and become one of those people who wakes up and actually looks forward to going to work!

But after being contacted by a very charming BBC researcher – who came round to my parents' house to meet me, presumably to make sure I wasn't horribly deformed, deranged or suffering from Tourette's – and receiving the glorious news that my letter to Jimmy Savile had been accepted, my life was never the same again.

But, even if we went to the glorious trouble of writing letters, there is no guarantee any more that they'd ever reach their destination.

The follow-up to the band's glorious debut EP His Jewelled Letter Box, A Space in the Loveless Field features two dreamy new tracks, filled with washed-out synths and sun-soaked vocals.

But the bus is hardly designed for privacy either, decked out as it is with stars and stripes, the Liberty Bell and the constitution, and, in giant letters against a glorious mountainscape, Mrs Palin's own flowing signature.

It was an admission that he, too, was in love with his luck, still measuring day by day how far he had come to find himself at home in that glorious world of books and letters and drawings.