Sentence examples for glorious record from inspiring English sources

A — Of the glorious record of the past twenty years.

Add it all up and you're left with a far from glorious record.

The United States has the glorious record of counting almost as many guns as people.

From the Brake lads smashing up shops and stoning goalkeepers, to those in a casual state of mind, some have not always had a glorious record.

Despite being a capitalist patriarchy, though, the music business can also be a terrific vehicle for the voices of women and minorities – and what's unfortunate about this kerfuffle is that the most interesting aspect of it, Cyrus's latest album, Bangerz – a glorious record of freestyle-influenced club tracks, overblown theatrical ballads and hoedown country raps – has been overlooked.

Along with his exhortations to dissenting Labour MPs to "come together", in contrast to his own glorious record in contrariness, Corbyn's double standards on sugar were duly exposed – by shocked Mumsnet members, who questioned how renunciation of biscuits squared with his dedication to jam.

For instance, no one has yet identified the pianist in the glorious recording of the "Mephisto Waltz" — assuming (the default assumption) that it wasn't Hatto herself.

The book so far seems like a remarkably honest account of a not particularly glorious war record, a moving (but never soppy) paean to young love, a gripping adventure, a wonderful evocation of a lost landscape and a hilarious series of pratfalls and close shaves with dangerous dogs and even more dangerous farm girls.

In short, the western knights' glorious deeds, recorded in such lavish style by medieval historians and celebrated ever since, provided a cover story that only now has been revealed.

Noting the Abe government's "less-than-glorious track record" regarding bilateral ties, the China Daily says Japan's words must be "matched with credible actions".

Hear, too, her glorious new Decca recording.