The phrase "glorious sky" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a beautiful sky, such as a sky full of stars or one with colorful, vibrant clouds. For example, "She watched the glorious sky reflecting on the tranquil lake and felt a deep sense of peace."
Marion had called him in to dinner as day faded and the glorious sky lit up with the fires of sunset.
Tuesday at 6 30 p.m., a screening of "The Naked City," a 1948 film shot in New York City that gave celebrity status to city locations; in conjunction with "Glorious Sky: Herbert Katzman's New York," an art exhibition of New York scenes dating from the 1950s; $12, $8 for students and 62+; $6 for members.
Young and old, they all had heard that the faded color photograph on display at Steve DeLuca's coffee truck — of a striking young woman, a raven-haired knockout in a two-piece bathing suit, running barefoot against a glorious sky — was of Annie in her younger days, decades before her dark fish-market terminus.
During an illness when he was nine years old, he saw something that can be interpreted as the totality of earthly creation conjoined in glorious, sky-spanning unity.
The nation's highways, cornfields, and 7-Elevens -- not to mention mountains, deserts, and vast, glorious skies -- were revelations to me.
Her final day was incongruously glorious, the sky fresh-scrubbed, dazzling sun on new snow in the Olympics.
LAS VEGAS — In a plastic tent under a glorious desert sky, Richard Lee preached the gospel of the second chance.
But after the launching was scrubbed, the clouds that had covered Kennedy Space Center for much of the day cleared away to reveal a glorious blue sky.
The inspiration that children get from the glorious night sky -- which now includes a comet visible with binoculars -- can motivate them and lead to improved study habits.
The brownstone facings and contrasting yellow brick with chimneys, finials, gables, and balconies, and the medallion of the proud Dakota chief — all framed by the glorious New York sky — were our daily bread.
Under a glorious spring sky, the bride arrived in a canoe paddled by her father, Charles Lucas of Deer Isle, Me., and were met on the shore by other family members, including her mother, Susan Lucas of San Francisco.
