Sentence examples for glory open from inspiring English sources

In the late nineteen-fifties, there were still not many avenues of glory open to ambitious virgins who couldn't tap-dance.

Take a view Close by, take the lift to the top of St Peter's Church (20) to survey the city in all of its depleted glory; open 10am-5.30pm daily except Monday, 3 lats (£4).

And fewer -- even if they were quite homely -- have wanted to look that way on a book jacket, one of the few arenas of personal glory open to lonely writers who have been holed up for years in their underwear, wrestling paragraphs to the page.

MORNING GLORY Opens on Wednesday nationwide.

PRIDE AND GLORY Opens on Friday nationwide.

The new government also wants to close Colombia's chronic fiscal deficit.In this section Thinking the unthinkable A ghost reappears Reflected glory Opening gambits ReprintsBut Mr Santos faces several constraints.

Officials claim success in strengthening the police and bringing recalcitrant state governors into line.In this section Thinking the unthinkable A ghost reappears Reflected glory Opening gambits ReprintsYet kicking the hornets' nest has provoked stinging turf battles, increasing the body count.

Now most Brazilians know who Lula's candidate is and increasingly, they intend to vote for her.In this section Thinking the unthinkable A ghost reappears Reflected glory Opening gambits ReprintsOn August 5th, the day of the first televised debate between candidates, one polling firm put Ms Rousseff on 41.6%, a ten-point lead over Mr Serra.

Since the 1960s, Cubans have been encouraged to see Fidel as the idealist, and Raúl, long the defence minister, as the dour enforcer.In this section Thinking the unthinkable A ghost reappears Reflected glory Opening gambits ReprintsAt the National Assembly the two men sat apart, and seemed to avoid eye contact.

The trailer, which lands itself somewhere between Game of Thrones and Paths of Glory, opens with star Gal Gadot coming across Wonder Woman's, a.k.a.a

The Friday night Paths of Glory opened in 1957, it was playing at only one theater in LA, down on Wilshire.