Sentence examples for has got glory from inspiring English sources
"We've got Glory to Ukraine written on the fence on one side and on the other we've got jeeps with Donetsk People's Republic [DPR] flags driving around.
JK Simmons, an actor who had been a character-mainstay and all-round utility player, has got his moment of glory playing an inspirational/terrifying teacher – the kind of role which awards ceremonies love.
That spoiled Southern preppy from the fancy Beltway family keeps saying that the President-elect is the one who has gotten ahead just on his inherited glory.
In "I've Got a Home in Glory Land," the historian and archaeologist Karolyn Smardz Frost rescues him from obscurity and shows how he helped make Canada a safe haven for fugitive slaves.
But in 2015 they've got a rare chance of glory.
We ran into a Slacker rep tonight at the ShowStoppers CES event, said some magic words, and were presented with Slacker for iPhone in all of its glory – and we've got the screenshots to prove it.
He seem keen on taking the old firm back to its glory days: They've got a glossy new website and have announced that they are to open branches on the far side of the South African coast.
That's why we've got some tips to ensure your next run ends in glory, not pain.
And if you haven't realized the glory of the tuna melt yet, you've got a great surprise in store.
These phrases include but are not limited to "You've got this," "Eye of the Tiger," and "No guts, no glory".
