Sentence examples for glorious order from inspiring English sources

With similar heat, Claire Booth, a soprano, sang Luke Bedford's song cycle "Or Voit Tout en Aventure" ("Now Everything Is Uncontrolled"), an exploration of artistic disorder (with a refrain to warm Beckmesser's cold heart, "Indeed, this is not well done!") and, finally, glorious order, in a folkishly melodic paean to music ("Because every fine deed of love is learned from you").

Some of those who do know, like Mr Enoch Powell and Mr Michael Foot, deliberately conjure with the reputation of a glorious past in order to justify retaining an inglorious and, for the average member of parliament, servile present.This it is all too easy to do. Britain's very stability, the beguiling flummery attending its institutions, hold most of its citizens in a trance of acceptance.

MUCH has been written in recent years about the death of the "imperial C.E.O.," the executive who leads from a glorious distance, screaming orders at underlings.

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In China the People's Liberation Army took Deng Xiaoping's aphorism that "to get rich is glorious" as a direct order.

The charters are first seen shortly after Æthelstan had become the first king of all England by his conquest of Viking-ruled Northumbria in 927, and in the view of Mechtild Gretsch the charters are the result of "the affection of a style associated with a glorious intellectual past in order to boost what was conceived as a glorious military and political achievement".

We were supposed to discuss the environment, Troxler's biggest passion outside of music and partying, and he recognized that ordering those glorious slabs of beef wasn't the best look, even if they tasted damn good.

His biography is an astonishing and wholly successful attempt to give order to the glorious, terrifying chaos of Burroughs's long life.

What "Restless" lacks is the small grain of perversity that has made other New Order songs as glorious as they are inimitable — "The Perfect Kiss," for instance, from 1985, which includes an interlude of synthesized, ribbitting frogs.

My notebook contains words scribbled on dusty, crumpled pages that include, in order of descent, "glorious Alpine scenery", "rooty, pine-scented woodland trails", "sunny forest glades", "wild-flower meadows and tumbling streams".

Go for the glorious, panoramic city view, and order simple foods.