Sentence examples for glorious progress from inspiring English sources

"Unification will lead to more glorious progress".

Enough reason to rejoice that Midnight's Children continues its glorious progress and adds the Best of Booker award to its already over-loaded prize shelf.

His Glorious Progress of the Gospel Amongst the Indians in New England (1649) led to the founding of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in New England.

Turns out, though dams felt like glorious American progress in the first half of last century, we are now experiencing the downside of interfering on such a massive scale with the natural order.

Once inventions are allowed to start, they proliferate; one thing leads to another in an unstoppable and glorious chain of progress, wealth creation, and improvement in living standards.

He had high hopes for Sydney: "Every well wisher of Sydney, who sees and understands what magnificent latent possibilities there are before her must hope that she will for all time be the Queen City of the Southern Hemisphere; and that the new century will open finding old ways departed from, and a glorious new era of progress, prosperity, morality and cleanliness installed in our midst.

As England's post-Glorious Revolution period indicates, progress toward full democracy can be protracted.

The fifth movement, Joie du Sang des Etoiles, was all energy and vibrant passion, but the work's overall structure was astutely judged, always progressing to its glorious climax.

Adams hit a glorious six off Kabir Ali and progressed to a 37-ball half-century, but it was a procession at the other end as Anderson (2-24), Croft (2-11), Stephen Parry (2-22) and Tom Smith (2-28) shared out the wickets.

Melinda Newman of HitFix thought that starts to sound "defensive" as the song progresses, but is "otherwise glorious".

Founders are the glorious ones who carry the torch of progress, no matter the cost.