Sentence examples for good glory from inspiring English sources
The term elegy is used of Old English poems that lament the loss of worldly goods, glory, or human companionship.
He is no longer playing for the good and glory of the N.C.A.A.
By Jake Falstaff The New Yorker, December 30 , 1933P. 23 There is some good and glory View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.
By Jake Falstaff The New Yorker, December 30 , 1933P. 23 There is some good and glory View Article By Rivka Galchen By Alexandra Schwartz By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino.
Our shamefaced apologies to Boris Pasternak; his famous lovers of course never married.In this section Devoured by his own creation Nice but tricky An easy birth A good read Glory days Big Daddy and his awkward sons-in-law Correction: Yuri Zhivago Reprints Related items Russia's intelligentsia under communism: Yearning to be freeJul 2nd 2009.
It was a plush affair for the mid-80s, an era when record sales had already begun to decline, and when music writers had already begun to reminisce about the good old glory days when lavish promotional parties and international flights were commonplace.
The two styles, Sweet Marble Floret and Good Morning Glory, are Prabal prints writ small -- and cheap.
And for good reason: Glory Road follows Don Haskins as he leads the first all-black basketball team to become NCAA Division I champions in 1966.
The uncharitable answer is that he thinks it's a bit below him, that he's less interested in making pop music or celebrating it in all its neon-bright, two-fingers-to-good-taste glory than in sneering at it.
"Good writing glories all writers," the critic Malcolm Cowley once argued.
