Sentence examples for over glory from inspiring English sources

Some would argue that, in their own pure way, Spain have become the thing they used to criticise: a team who prioritise winning over glory, entertainment and even fun.

When a fighter prioritises physical wellbeing over glory the end can not be far away, and if that is indeed the case for Brook he can look back proudly at a career that saw him become a world champion at the age of 28, beating the American Shawn Porter on American soil in August 2014.

But in keeping with modern club policies of money over glory, former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin believes the ex-West Brom and MK Dons boss will be fully briefed that the Champions League next season is the priority.

Our limbs are a hike, folding path over glory.

Under his fine-point micromanagement a group of mature players were able to perform for three years to the peak of their abilities, most noticeably during the brilliantly focused, brilliantly brutal roll-over glory of a World Twenty20 victory, a Test whitewash of India and an away Ashes victory.

(There were only two such nominations in the category. More astonishment, not to mention grief over glories past).

Despite the confusion, one fact remains: Cry Me A River, in all its over-sharing glory, has become a classic of its genre; a song that's able to say much more via one acoustic version than any number of media-trained interviews.

Since he wrote that last June, Nokia has joined the list – and questions linger over whether glory days lie ahead or behind.

Alexander was used by these writers as an example of ruler values such as amicita (friendship) and clementia (clemency), but also iracundia (anger) and cupiditas gloriae (over-desire for glory).

We just can't help sighing over the glory of separate souls wrapped in the luxury of shared beauty.

The hero in last week's 1-0 win over Perth Glory, Henrique was again the super-sub at Suncorp Stadium.