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The phrase "has been glorious" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a period of time that has been unusually enjoyable or successful. For example, you could say “The past three months of summer vacation have been glorious.”.
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It has been glorious.
What has already happened has been glorious.
We are warned about anthropomorphising but… Our autumn has been glorious, mild, fine and sunny.
He is now one of the world's richest sportsmen.Lovely cricket lollyAs with India's wider growth story, the explosion of India's cricket economy has been glorious, but sometimes painful.
And to top it all, the weather this weekend in Venice has been glorious — and Mr Clooney and Alamuddin aren't the only ones enjoying it.
Michael Ballack is yet to suffer the indignities heaped on Andriy Shevchenko since the pair arrived at Chelsea in May 2006, but no one would pretend his spell in west London has been glorious.
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Some days have been glorious.
There have been glorious experiences too.
FOR Luiz Inácio "Lula da Silvaa, these have been glorious days.
But not all of Sutton's milestones have been glorious.
The last few years have been glorious because I've seen a lot of him.
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