Sentence examples for glory lost from inspiring English sources

Most monuments that commemorate the memory of war dwell on glory--glory won, glory lost, and the sacrifices made by the patriot sons.

Lost in France Some years after Gustave Flaubert (above) crafted Madame Bovary – the 1857 tome that garnered him worldwide glory – he lost his magic touch in a quite spectacular way.

HoloLens could allow Microsoft to regain the glory it lost to Apple in the last decade.

Two years later, the $424-million climate satellite known as Glory was lost because of a similar problem with Orbital's rocket.

At Bound for Glory, Angle lost the TNA World Championship to Sting, but won it back on the October 25 episode of Impact!

And of all the purple prose that has been written about the glory of losing at baseball, here's some of the purplest: "You may glory in a team triumphant, but you fall in love with a team in defeat.

So, here goes: Perth Glory will lose top spot this weekend.

Rather than seek glory in losing battles, Obama's interest has been in what works.

Celtic did not exactly cover themselves with glory in losing 7-0 at Barcelona in their first Champions League outing of this season.

Creative decisions were now made by non-creative types, there was no glory in losing money, and much more to be had in making as much as humanly possible.

Tottenham in turn blew their chance of Milk Cup glory by losing at home to Sunderland in the next round, and although they would win in the league at Anfield for the first time since 1912, and mount a serious bid at the title under Peter Shreeves, they would ultimately come up short.