Sentence examples for gone for glory from inspiring English sources

There were more of the hidden talents which Bayern fans probably know more about than United, such as the decision-making which saw Hargreaves deliver a first-time cross towards Giggs, after Tevez released him into space when others might have gone for glory.

Yet he never flinched from the contest, never went for glory above resolution.

It was the type of risk-reward shot that golfers dream about -- going for glory at No. 18 at Pebble Beach.

Christian Benteke volleyed narrowly wide and was denied by a fine save from Tim Krul when he went for glory with an overhead kick.

"I needed a match like this to prove I'm happy, I'm well and that I really want to go for glory," Tévez said.

Some went for glory, some for duty, some for curiosity and quite a few for enlightenment of one sort or another.

Scotland's Gordon Reid will be hoping to make it fifth time lucky when he goes for glory in the wheelchair doubles final.

However, serving to stay in the match again, she went for glory with one running forehand too many and the ball sailed long.

The riders switch to national team colours now, with the women's individual time trial on Tuesday and the men's on Wednesday when the Commonwealth Games gold medallist Dowsett will go for glory.

The trio all won gold within 46 minutes of one another at London 2012 – and the way the track and field programme has worked out they will be going for glory again on Saturday.

Among them is Campbell Taylor Loudermann), a popular squad captain who is forced by redistricting — and an Eve Harrington-esque rival — to move to a new school, where she teams up with a hip-hop posse (led by the magnetic Adrienne Warren) and goes for glory.