Sentence examples for glorious start from inspiring English sources

A glorious start to the last day.

"It's been a glorious start to our 20th year festivities.

"Many days of struggle ahead but a glorious start.

Thanks to a glorious start, Angela Stanford's first career victory looked as easy as one, two, three.

Not a glorious start to Ms Yingluck's term in office, and it is unclear that people's memories of it will recede with the floodwaters.

Margot Fonteyn continued to perform in her 60th year and accordingly became almost as famous for her delayed exit as she was for her glorious start.

He's on oddly bittersweet form in the otherwise raucous sequel Bad Neighbours 2 (Universal, 15), playing a former fraternity bro who knows his glory days are already behind him and is beginning to realise they weren't all that glorious to start with.

It was a gift purchased in celebration of the team's glorious 5-2 sthat thad hallall of Western New York in the kind of delirious fog of Bills fever that hasn't gripped the region since the glory days of the 1990s.

This is a baby imbued with the spirit of South Africa's martyred heroes, and as the names redound, the glorious legacy starts to seem like an impossible burden.

Le Chaland" from 1901, on loan from the A.G. Leventis Gallery in Cyprus, ranks among the masterpieces of prismatic landscape painting in which Signac indulged during his 10 most glorious years, starting around 1896.

Glorious Goodwood starts today and, to mark the occasion, we have two £25 bets as prizes this week, generously offered by Ladbrokes, and we're going to try something new with one of those prizes.