Sentence examples for glorious structure from inspiring English sources

The other three days produced wonderful electrical storms, glorious structure and, if you've never heard the sound of a billion pieces of softball-size hail being churned 30,000 feet above you, let me tell you it is weird.

The glorious structure, which sits nine miles as the crow flies from Vail Mountain, had a stove, kitchen, beds — and, most important, walls to shield us from the cold.

He has particular admiration for the specificity of the world conjured in Danai Gurira's Eclipsed, for the thrilling language of Mike Bartlett's King Charles III, for the "inventive, glorious" structure of Florian Zeller's The Father.

The ID card is primarily a scheme that enables government to identify you, and that is made clear in a dubious little paper called Safeguarding Identity, produced by the Home Office last week, which describes how the ID card and the transformational government scheme mesh together in one glorious structure where data about the individual passes between departments.

They are, an early traveller wrote: "The most glorious structures in the world".An oasis on the route between the Mediterranean and the Euphrates, Palmyra was always important.

There are still many glorious structures from that period, among them the extravagant neoclassical Arriaga Theater in Bilbao's charming old quarter.

Her beautiful well scrubbed face has her mother's sharp features and glorious bone structure.

Its slender, tiered steeple is a structure of glorious lightness, and is said to have been the inspiration for wedding cakes.

(Sinagra) THE CORAL (Thursday) This British band's psychedelic pop has yet to find the glorious meeting of newfound structure and early chaos it would need to take listeners by storm.

Update: A Korean speaker has informed us that while the phrase contained in the hacker's email signature roughly translates to "All hail the glorious Kim Jong Un," the sentence structure is incorrect, which could indicate the author of the email is not a native North Korean.

Somewhat less glorious were the beginnings of this grand structure – Athenian statesman Pericles embezzled funds from his military allies to finance his monumental tribute to the gods in the 5th century BC.