Sentence examples for of future glory from inspiring English sources
Paul Casey is another young Englishman who left Augusta with his spirits buoyed and his dreams of future glory unscathed.
After the Democratic sweep, however, extremists could no longer be fobbed off with promises of future glory.
As kids in the village of Chipperfield in Hertfordshire, all four Fraser brothers – Tom is the eldest, Dom the youngest – would play rugby together dreaming of future glory.
It is terrible to think of the long interruption that follows, but the inkling of future glory is right here: and in every sense the paintings are glorious.
When I was a boy in love with reading and prospects of future glory (not that the two go hand in hand), I steadily worked my way through a series of biographies of famous people written for children.
But the video of the 6-year-old Jones sitting by the glass with his mother and brothers at Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals in Denver in 2001 — as Sakic and Roy led the Avalanche to the title — will not go down as a harbinger of future glory for Jones with Colorado.
Marcus Bontempelli, the kid who teammates nicknamed "Footch" in promise of future glories just last year, already plays like one of the greats at just 20 years of age.
They offered him not only a means of establishing plantation boundaries or planning military campaigns, but also a canvas upon which to project an image of the future glory of the nation he helped create.
May your bitter spite propel you to future glory. .
We will always remember the bright gleam in his eyes as they peered beyond the anxiety of today, looked afar to the future glory of his beloved Sydney where in his dreams he saw his mighty bridge spanning what he called "God's noblest waterway".
Robinho came, produced a myriad of flicks and tricks, nutmegged a couple of Stoke City defenders, scored a couple of spectacular goals, fed the fans dreams of potential future glories, then disappeared into the wilderness and was flogged to AC Milan at a severely cut fee.
