Sentence examples for glory day from inspiring English sources

Maybe they're headed into a different kind of glory day".

Chances are the champion will regress toward the mean and another will have its glory day.

"Glory Day," a film currently in production, will tell the story of the cathedral from its inception.

St Mirren's League Cup glory day, in March 2013, was the precursor to a slump that culminated in demotion at the end of last season.

Old-timers estimate the drop at 12 feet - and that, if true, makes it steeper than the slope at the Huish, where Yeovil Town enjoyed many a glory day.

Or to put it another way, the Lib Dems do not wish George Osborne as chancellor to have a glory day so close to 7 May: if he makes a big noise, they fear their voices will be drowned out.

(Schweitzer) Transient Glory (Thursday) Carnegie Hall, in partnership with the Young People's Chorus of New York — directed by Francisco J.

Bound for Glory THURSDAY -- A dinner at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine will raise money for the New York chapter of Outward Bound.

And so George B. Schwartzman, 57, an earnest, utterly obscure businessman from Carlsbad, in Southern California, basked in the glory Wednesday of placing ninth in the recall election, with 10,949 votes.

ABC's onetime powerhouse game show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" returned to glory Sunday night, scoring big ratings in its new format, in which contestants can win up to $10 million.

Film Forum, 209 West Houston Street, west of Avenue of the Americas, South Village, (212) 727-8110, filmforum.org; $11. (Dave Kehr) FADED GLORY (Friday through Wednesday) With 35 titles offered, this has to be one of the largest retrospectives of the independent black cinema — a k a "race movies" — ever assembled in New York.