Sentence examples for glory off from inspiring English sources

So why shouldn't I, and my compatriots, bask in some reflected glory off Ulysses?

The statue of Lucy the Elephant has stood in its 65-foot-high glory off the Margate beach, just south of Atlantic City, since 1881.

The couple was married on Murdoch's 155-foot yachTheThe Morning Glory, off of Manhattan's Chelsea Piers.

The show, in all its pyrotechnic glory, ran off generated power.

But there is little sign of Pinsent's sporting glory rubbing off on JJB.

It is all in sharp contrast to Murdoch's last wedding, a showy affair on his yacht Morning Glory moored off Manhattan.

The rants are exhilarating; the editing, by Hank Corwin, is a riot of faces in closeup, chats to the camera, and neon-bright montages of pop culture; even a trip to Florida, made by Baum and his team, who want to see the mortgage market in all its dysfunctional glory, comes off as a riff of jocund disbelief.

So, when the glory wore off, I found myself confused.

You come for the fried morning glory, the off-menu Thai burgers and about a thousand fiercely spicy dishes.

He goes on: Perhaps he would have won more titles if he had lived even a slightly more temperate life but full throttle, all out, death or glory, on and off the table was his style and snooker, for all his faults, is lucky to have had him.

Perhaps he would have won more titles if he had lived even a slightly more temperate life but full throttle, all out, death or glory, on and off the table was his style and snooker, for all his faults, is lucky to have had him.