Sentence examples for path to glory from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the cavalry was a sure path to glory in the Confederate Army.

Of course, stylistic extremism — airborne or grounded — is no advisable path to glory.

But Mr Welch's path to glory was also famously brutal, earning him the nickname Neutron Jack.

Comedian recalls useful advice that started him on the path to glory Who are these fresh-faced young bucks?

You can blast through seasons quickly too: an important thing in the narrative arc of your path to glory.

Words are the path to glory and to winning new dictionairies for the Goldsteins, a family of spelling bee champions.

But as the exciting neophytes rounded the corner on their dream paths to glory at Madison Square Garden, they found a crafty former All-Star clogging their way like a Winnebago in the fast lane.

The last of a dying breed, then, buried by the very lack of new learning paths to glory, deprived of old-fashioned music halls, variety bills, even end-of-the-pier shows (as Bognor heads for Benidorm)?

The power of his performance is in his face, a road map of the paths to glory he followed in earlier roles: his stand as Lieutenant Bromhead with Stanley Baker in "Zulu" (1962), and, as Peachy Carnehan, his trek to Kafiristan with Sean Connery's Danny Dravot in "The Man Who Would Be King" (1975).

After the Office of Information forbade the display of "Paths to Glory," a painting of the putrefying corpses of two British soldiers, in Nevinson's 1918 exhibition at the Leicester Galleries, he simply covered the work with brown paper and wrote "censored" across it, earning an irate reprimand.

Instead of pursuing this or any of the other potential paths to glory and independence, Siri's founders and/or investors seem to have lost faith when version 1.0 didn't get traction and decided to take Apple's cash.