Sentence examples for glorious theme from inspiring English sources

The visit includes Balanchine's glorious Theme and Variations, Tudor's romantic drama Jardin aux Lilas and Paul Taylor's peppy Company B, danced to songs by the Andrews Sisters.

To the serenaders, he said, "This is a glorious theme and the occasion for a speech, but I am not prepared to make one worthy of the occasion".

Abbey Road does feel less like a functioning recording studio and more like a glorious theme park for film and music fans.

Gentlemen, this is a glorious theme, and the occasion for a speech, but I am not prepared to make one worthy of the occasion.

Yet it turns out that this is merely an extended throat-clearing exercise because here, big as life, comes Shirley Bassey to belt her way through Goldfinger, perhaps the most glorious Bond theme of them all.

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"If they had chosen the glorious, stately first theme of the first movement as the theme music for Downton Abbey, everyone around the world would be whistling it in the streets," Zander says.

Because this this week the glorious Readers Recommend song theme weekly is 10 years old.

Cormier is a two-time Olympic wrestler and known to be an avid WWE fan, after UFC 210 he compared himself to Roman Reigns, performed a Shinsuke Nakamura impression and revealed that his phone ringtone was Bobby Roode's "Glorious Domination" entrance theme.

However, as they are fond of telling me, our local audience feel it is important that we recognise composers with historical connections, such as Holst (born in Cheltenham 130 years ago), Elgar (from neighbouring Worcestershire) and Vaughan Williams, who lived nearby and wrote his glorious Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis specifically for performance in Gloucester cathedral.

The first third of the film is particularly rich in musical variety, reflecting -- as Schubert's work does in microcosm -- the polyglot shimmer of the Hapsburg lands with a dazzling combination of Gypsy bands, Hungarian patriotic music, Strauss waltzes, Jewish liturgical chants and, as a kind of subsidiary theme, a glorious Hungarian love song, "Spring Wind".