Sentence examples for potential glory from inspiring English sources

I imagine they were equally motivated by the potential glory of running an enlarged bank when the dust settled.

Despite the potential glory that awaits her, Storey is adamant she will always exist in Grey-Thompson's shadow.

But for millions in the two countries, the game will be much more than a way station on the road to potential glory.

And in her natural state, she is always full of potential glory, never getting stuck in a look the designer might tire of.

ESPN.com's Jeffri Chadiha predicted this would go no better than his first two tries and Arash Markazi wrote on ESPN.com that he picked a job with no potential glory.

Messrs. Raymond and Jones would share, with the calculating aplomb of their era, in all the potential glory or disaster of the revolution, at once modest and total, that they had undertaken to foment.

SUNY Binghamton, better known for its excellent academics and its affordable price tag than for athletics, has become an unlikely object lesson in the potential glories and catastrophes of big-time sports ever since it brought in a basketball coach, Kevin Broadus, with a somewhat shaky reputation and a mandate to go for the gusto.

"With all the stuff about carrying the team and being the hope of Stanford football and all the potential future glory and dollars, he comes to class, works hard and asks great questions," Barton said.

Guided by their tyrannical father, who warns them of "three principal dangers on their path to glory premature shaving, pornography, and car driving"—they try to balance the pressure of potential athletic glory with the challenges of adolescence and early adulthood.

All of it anticipates heaven and contains within it the potential for glory just as a lump of coal anticipates a diamond.

The specialist who was interviewed spoke convincingly about the allure of believing in a higher cause that unites them, as well as the potential for glory and adventure.