Sentence examples for glorious prize from inspiring English sources

He wasn't too pleased about the marriage.How to spend itAlbania might be a poor thing, but Mussolini fancied it for his own, seeing the country as a stepping stone to the more glorious prize of Greece.

All that remained of my glorious prize, of all those months of practicing, was a photograph of Princess Diana handing me my award onstage at Royal Festival Hall, which I faxed to everyone I knew.

It was obvious I made a hugely positive impact on the guy, so it was no surprise for me to find out just a couple of days later that I had been chosen for the final interview, with just one other candidate up against me for the glorious prize of working a mundane job for a modest salary with a top-notch sports brand that most people would break their necks to work for.

I am very glad someone else is putting in those hours, applying their experience, their craftsmanship and - if it does eventually come to the stage - that, to me, perhaps after winning all these glorious prizes, will be absolutely the best thing that could happen for my books.

The publication of the Queen's New Year honours list saw Rory McIlroy end a glorious year with another prize after he was awarded an MBE.

I look on fans of clubs who have seen sustained success and it appears a tremendously wearying thing, a process less of glorious yearning for the golden prize than of grimly staving off decline.

Johan Botha, the Walther, was a bit strenuous at first, but he rose steadily in splendor, and his Prize Song was glorious: consistent in tone, the leaps nicely managed, the sound appealing and the phrasing eloquent.

■ Martin Creed: What's the Point of It? Several walls at the Hayward Gallery were taken down to take in the full scope of this Martin Creed show; less a survey, more a glorious tour of this Turner prize-winning mind.

Thanks to her and Kingman, the Newmarket trainer won both the main prizes at the Glorious meeting here, securing his lead in the title race, for which the bookmakers now have him at odds of 1-5.

It has its dark side, too … though you can more easily examine that amid the, at times, comic setting of Lisa McInerney's prize-winning novel The Glorious Heresies.

Then we have a chance to grasp the real prize: the celebration of our glorious diversity.