Sentence examples for glorious road from inspiring English sources
The drive from Yachats to Cannon Beach is a glorious road trip.
Best of all, I had this glorious road, only about 150 miles from Los Angeles as the crow flies, all to myself.
True revolutionaries, the Party newspaper explained, "sacrifice themselves on the glorious road of revolution with a clean revolutionary conscience because they also firmly believe that the revolutionary cause led by their leader is most just".
Stephen Fry said he was "deeply saddened" by the news and described Scott as "a fine film-maker and the most charming, modest man", while Richard Kelly, who wrote the script for the director's 2005 action film, Domino, said that working with Scott was "like a glorious road trip to Vegas on desert back roads, a wild man behind the wheel, grinning.
Working with Tony Scott was like a glorious road trip to Vegas on desert back roads, a wild man behind the wheel, grinning.
A glorious new road, the S31, sped us north 20 miles across the hills of central Burgenland on our last morning.
It is when he sees the bluebells and cowslips that by chance a child had gathered "on a glorious sunlit road" where "the million gorse petals seemed to be flames sown by the sun" that spring finally arrives and is the ultimate ending.
By the third day, both Brians were gone and, unnerved by a strange orange orb in the sky emitting warm rays, I took off too, following the glorious coast road flying high above the sea to Tywyn and finally lovely Cardigan.
The theme of mothers and daughters inspiring each other's work had not escaped me all along the glorious hilly roads.
The highway's glorious, ribbon-like road connects the Great Smoky Mountains in North Carolina to the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia.
It's less normal for them to take the time to tell the crowd what a good time the people on stage are having, too, what a wonderful festival it is, how much they love this stage – but that's the effect of End of the Road, the glorious little event on the Wiltshire/Dorset border.
