Sentence examples for glory age from inspiring English sources
The glory age of steamers and ferries faded with the building of the city's bridges and tunnels.
When web services ruled back in the IT glory age, software integrations were complex and expensive.
I was raised in the age of the glory years of the newspaper comic strip, when they were six or seven columns in a daily paper and a full page in the Sunday paper — and they were glorious things to behold.
A competitive skier since he was a child, Sailer achieved his greatest moment of athletic glory at age 20 at the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo, in northern Italy.
There are limits to the glories of age: confit is safe for up to three months, if well sealed and refrigerated.
But when Felix Baumgartner fell back to us from more than 128,000 feet, or 39,000 meters, above, watched by millions, it was less a reprise of space age glory than a reminder of how different glory can be in our own time.
GUTS AND GLORY The Golden Age of American Football 1958-1978 By Neil Leifer 294 pages.
His few seconds of glory in "Avengers: Age of Ultron," his exultant scenes in "Iron Man 3," are too few and too rare.
(Van Zandt: "Messianic? Is that the word you're looking for?") Springsteen came to glory in the age of Letterman, but he is anti-ironical.
But Long Branch has seen worse days too, and while reminders of its Gilded Age glory may be hard to find, signs of life abound.
To write the catalog entry for the statue, Sotheby's hired the scholar Emma C. Bunker, a co-author of the authoritative book "Adoration and Glory: The Golden Age of Khmer Art".
