Sentence examples for glory playing from inspiring English sources

What I don't want to see is going down in a blaze of glory playing the good ole 'natural game'.

Mr. Young, who has the look and attitude of a sensitive slick-haired late-1950s street kid (he is 37), achieved Broadway glory playing Frankie Valli in "Jersey Boys".

JK Simmons, an actor who had been a character-mainstay and all-round utility player, has got his moment of glory playing an inspirational/terrifying teacher – the kind of role which awards ceremonies love.

In the special, taped during two nights at the theater, the old-school R&B singers recall those nights of glory, playing straight to the people in the audience, often getting them to stand up and scream.

Observing the contained excitement of the assembled high-rollers, an image flashed through my mind of the jowly Adolphe Menjou in "Paths of Glory," playing a cynical French general who blithely dispatches young men to certain slaughter in World War I.

It was bookended by two glorious shots: one of a boy riding a white horse across the Malvern Hills; another of men with bandages over their eyes, stumbling across the detritus of war, with Land of Hope and Glory playing in the background.

When Glory played a double-header against Brisbane Roar in November, the W-League side flew home the same night.

The Detroit Pistons, the champions of the 2003-4 season, hustled each night for 48 minutes, shared the ball and the glory, played perhaps their best game on their last day of the season, and defeated a team that tried to steal a title based on the notion of superstar entitlement.

You can take the role of an individual player and hit the weights to get beefed up and go for glory, play quick games with friends online or run the whole show as a true control freak.

Who exactly has to "grow up?" Are you talking about men and women who work like such dogs during the week that they long to watch their bodily aggressions and glories played out in the gridiron cathedral?

The band New Found Glory is playing on the Coast 2 Coast sound system as Tom Keady, 22, the store's district manager, surveys Westchester shoppers.