Sentence examples for glorious trophy from inspiring English sources
And so the glorious trophy – the gilded 30cm-high statuette of Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, made by the Parisian sculptor Abel Lafleur in 1929 – vanished for ever … … Or did it?
Because he never kicked a ball in anger, Sir Philip Carter was amused, and often embarrassed, to hear himself hailed as an "Everton legend", an epithet he owed to the firm leadership he showed in the face of adversity and the four glorious, trophy-laden seasons which ensued.
But year after year she prepares for that glorious, spotlighted moment when the Tony trophy is held aloft in front of millions on national television, a moment marked by gratitude and excitement to the point of weeping.
The combustible Portuguese enjoyed a brief but glorious reign at Stamford Bridge, winning six trophies in his three years.
It caps a glorious centenary season with the club's first major trophy under new manager Michael Laudrup.
In one glorious afternoon, she completed a circuitous, if painful, route to the trophy stand of a major at the Australian Open.
He won a Schweppes Gold Trophy for the Queen Mother with Tammuz and, on a glorious spring day, the Whitbread Gold Cup of 1984 with Special Cargo, but victory in the Cheltenham championships eluded her.
There also remains the glorious possibility that Bielsa, the great romantic, the idealist who has not won a domestic trophy since 1998, might at last have his consecration.
A glorious era where Liverpool were briefly knocked off their perch, as Kendall led Everton to four major trophies and made Wembley a second home.
