Sentence examples for glory time from inspiring English sources

The jet age of the 60's, a glory time for pilots, gave way to the Arab oil embargo of 1973, which led to a worldwide recession.

In 2000, the city council debated tearing down this embarrassment; instead, $35,000 in city and private funds were allocated to restore Chief Hiawatha to his original "glory". Time for the chief to be sent to the happy hunting ground.

I kept doing my thing and this is my glory time.

He swings and misses at a couple, it's death or glory time for Pakistan now.

"Now, it's glory time," Hirmez said.

The glory times for costumes faded in the 1960's, Ms. de Fleury writes in the catalog.

Kuenster does a fine job of summing up the season that led to each critical game, and for those fans of the winners it's nice to live through the glory times -- but even then, since victory so often turns on an error, missed call or bad pitch, it's a little demoralizing.

Sure, you can safely grab your copy of What's The Story Morning Glory from time to time and indulge in the past, but anybody permanently caught up in nostalgia, can never really do anything relevant in the present.

He has been made free by the mores of a game where the fight for love and glory some time ago ran second to the need for the best timed and most lucrative deal.

It was not just the Spaniard who took the glory this time.

But unless he makes the Olympics a priority, he and Greece may miss the glory next time altogether.