Sentence examples for make glorious from inspiring English sources

He also took photographs of the parcels, which, when strung together, make glorious Cubist collages.

All provided escape, the means to make glorious Technicolor from monochrome reality.

Likewise, Professor Dutton wrote, just as a peacock unfurls its tail to impress a prospective mate, our drive to make glorious visual art may be rooted in a similar biological imperative.

The autumn rays make glorious patterns in the sea, and what appear to be medieval towns, with winding cobblestoned streets, tall houses and multi-coloured domes, dot the coastline.The boat's passengers include parish groups and choirs from all over Greece, and farther afield, especially eastern Christian lands such as Russia, Romania and Serbia.

The individual components are odd – super-sweet burnt white chocolate ice-cream tasting like Scottish tablet (no bad thing, in my book), an airy and vaguely medicinal parsley and pistachio cake, cheek-squeezingly sharp raspberry powder – but, eaten together, they suddenly make glorious, harmonious sense.

The value and length of the deal with Qatar should help to make Glorious Goodwood in late July a more significant competitor for both Ascot, which stages the Royal meeting in mid-June, and York, which hosts the Ebor Festival in mid-August.

And remember that it is made glorious by its geology.

Rather, Lewis has been making glorious noise, onstage.

The highlights reel from the Stoop makes glorious viewing (to everyone except Canada).

"Now is the winter of our discontent, made glorious summer by this son of the Manse".

Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer by this championship.