Sentence examples for glorious memory from inspiring English sources

HE IS 82 years old, and his presidency is hardly a glorious memory.

A social democracy that spent its time reminiscing about the past would, at best, be a glorious memory.

That 1-0 win remains a glorious memory for Eastwood but it "sparked off" interest in his Romany Gypsy roots.

Whatever happens, the 76-year-old will always have the glorious memory of this day, when he returned to the ground where he snapped a leg playing for Blackburn in the 1960 FA Cup final and lead out a side that would go on to cause the competition's biggest Wembley shock in a quarter of a century.

Unfortunately, there is no such glorious memory for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The days of "The Invincibles" who went 38 games unbeaten to win the Premier League title in 2003/2004 are but a distant, albeit glorious, memory.

Those years are bright, are starred with glorious memories.

C.I.A. old boys tend to have more glorious memories than history warrants.

She is survived, with immense love, gratitude and glorious memories, by her only son Francisco Aybar, the pianist; her grandchildren Samuel Rene Aybar of North Salem, NY, and Elizabeth Dina Aybar of Denver, CO.

One of my most glorious memories was the day that, using a borrowed scuba mask, I retrieved my wedding ring from the bottom of the Yampa River, in northern Colorado.

Davis played a woman who had been a world-famous child actress but who had lost her popularity as she grew up, until all she had left were photographs and glorious memories.