This demonization of a people is a tragedy of Shakespearean proportions that raises the question: "Are all thy conquests, glories, triumphs, spoils, Shrunk to this little measure?" Rosario A. Iaconis Vice Chairman The Italic Institute of America Mineola, N.Y., Jan . 25 , 2010
Are all thy conquests, glories, triumphs, spoils, Shrunk to this little measure?" Julius Caesar.
If never met with defeat, how would one ever experience the glory of triumph and victory?
As many other notable members of the nobility have done since, she runs from marriage, rending her wedding dress; her long red hair twirls and swirls like a shroud she cannot shake; her face contorts in a look that is the visual corollary of English punk's anthem about having no future, none of the promised glory, no triumph over the Pakis and blackies littering England's shores.
Donna Summer is in all her glory, a triumph, a symbol of overcoming adversity in an astounding way.
Hughes and his men deserve to bask in the glory of this triumph.
He dismissed his army, to the surprise of Crassus and others, and basked in the glory of his triumph and the honours voted to him.
CARNIVAL ACCESSIBLE CABINS PER SHIP -- 16-30 (the most on the Valor, Glory, Conquest, Victor, Triumph, Destiny) SHIP-TO-SHORE TENDERS -- Cannot accommodate passengers in wheelchairs.
Perhaps our new century does not really represent a fresh start; countless civilians are still sacrificed for the sake of nationalist glory or ethnic triumph.
Although whatever it is that's about to happen at Manchester United – disaster, triumph, glory, nervous collapse – should be fun to watch.
