Sentence examples for glorious words from inspiring English sources

Finally, suppose that these glorious words were enforced by the Federal Print Commission.

I'd give a special Oscar to the film executive who first uttered those glorious words, "stadium seating".

For just a few minutes -- and that's it, kids -- you understand why these young women believe, as a line from the show has it, that "the most glorious words in the English language" are musical comedy.

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Never in my life had I heard more glorious words.

"Don't play stupid / don't play dumb / vagina's where you're really from!*" These glorious words comprise the powerful (and dangerously catchy) chorus to Pussy Riot's new song "Straight Outta Vagina".

Roaming: what a glorious word, redolent of wandering wherever you wish in a carefree fashion.

That's a glorious word to hear from a voice so posh it suits a Commander of the British Empire.

But sometimes she does use her full name, knowing — as we all do — that Hallelujah is a glorious word to say.

Glorious news!

From its glorious 300-word first sentence to the stately canopic imagery of its climactic scenes, Mend the Living, beautifully translated from the French by Jessica Moore, mimics the rhythm of the processes it depicts – the troughs and peaks of grief and protocol, of skills utilised and acceptance finally achieved.