Sentence examples for modern glory from inspiring English sources
The name Eric will forever be synonymous with the onset of Manchester United's modern glory era but opinions differ as to whether M Cantona or Mr Harrison proved the greater catalyst.
That's not deliberate, and I am sure that I will find the video to this irritating beyond belief, but apparently the show itself is a post modern glory.
That offseason, USC fired head coach Paul Hackett and hired Pete Carroll, launching the program's modern glory era.
Meanwhile, the tracks they dot in from new album Modern Nature – glory days groover Let the Good Times Be Never Ending, the falsetto cocktail pop of So Oh and the narcotic chorus high of Come Home Baby – are so sunny that they appear, according to the age-old reviewing assumption that festival bands somehow affect the weather, to usher the stormclouds on across the site.
But on those busts Mr. Hussein apparently wanted to display his modern-day glory as well.
Her most recent recording, 'Lockdown', is a hit single in waiting, one of the rare occasions where modern R&B glories in its soulful roots in Rhythm and Blues.
"Of course, nothing went right," said Tim Jarvis, a modern-day glory-seeking explorer who has made unsupported treks through such inhospitable terrain as the northern Arctic and Australia's Great Victoria Desert.
Oh! Glory, Glory Hallelujah.
With Cézanne, Manet imbued still life with a credibility that it had not had since Chardin's time, and set it on a roll through modern art's glory years.
It has been the glory of modern science that it has been able to emancipate itself completely from all such humanistic concerns.
Perhaps on one level it was a practical refutation of Thatcher's doctrine of "there is no alternative", which, along with her "No, no, no!" and "There's no such thing as society", are the three great pillars upon which the glory of modern Britain is gaffer-taped.
