Sentence examples for immortal glory from inspiring English sources

The proposition is immortal glory for you (plus, as a potential spinoff, the survival of humanity).

There's no real prize, except immortal glory: I'll publish excerpts from the best essays in my column or blog.

Finally, in 2002, Baffert's War Emblem inexplicably stumbled out of the starting gate, nearly scraped his knees and was unable to recover and ceded immortal glory to a 70-1 shot named Sarava.

Their austerity contrasts with the pomp of words carved on their friezes: "To you, our courageous defenders: Your memory will live unfading in grateful Leningrad, which eternally owes its life to you; the immortal glory of heroes shall in posterity's glory be multiplied".

Receive its singing, offered to your immortal glory, And may it leave with the gifts you have bestowed upon it!

With America as the only obstacle standing in his way to victory, our beloved tyrant embarks on his final march toward immortal glory, culminating with an epic finale -- a military invasion and battle in Times Square and the annihilation of planet Earth.

They believe that God's body "is immortal, perfected, and has a glory beyond description," as the church says on its Web site.

Over the years, countless pilgrims have come to the laundry to scratch messages, some with a near-religious adoration: 'Che: May your glory illuminate us!' 'Che, immortal commander.

Hilaire Belloc deemed it "one of the half-dozen immortal achievements of our time... a glory for us all".

It's particularly appropriate at a time when Greece, once again, is a relic of former glory - always great and immortal.

In his essay "On People in Books", published earlier that year, the writer and humourist Hilaire Belloc hailed the Diary as "one of the half-dozen immortal achievements of our time ... a glory for us all".