Sentence examples for glory could be from inspiring English sources

Find him, she said, and "the glory could be all yours".

Given that the swarm of Silver Ys proved a lucky omen, perhaps Ronaldo's crowning glory could be to become their champion: how about honorary president of Butterfly Conservation?

Still, a strange kind of glory could be theirs; if they pull it off it would be a deluxe rearguard, saving not just the match but also the series.

That is a conservative estimate of what Champions League glory could be worth to an English club this season.

Its glory, however, could be surmised rather than seen under a film of dirt and decaying varnish accumulated over 150 years.

With nine victories from 10 games so far, perhaps the glory days could be coming back to this part of Northamptonshire?

When Rankin gets up to speak, the House Chamber seemed to fill with a sound like the whirring of motors, and not a peep from the old glory-shouter could be heard in the gallery.

I thought "Visions of Glory" could not be topped but "Alone" was even better.

Hatton will be a ringside guest and the wheels of the fight machine for a night of glory at Wembley could be rolling before Christmas.

His gift was to hide himself behind the cross so that the glory of God could be seen.

Did we say that Kauto had re-exerted a champion's right to produce some of the best of himself when most hard judges would say that his race had been run and that the old glory could never be freshened?