Sentence examples for proper glory from inspiring English sources

If proper glory awaits Keener it will perhaps come on the small screen.

I said to Bob two years ago that we should not talk about the glory days because there was no proper glory.

On the other, a dour and calculating ex-K.G.B. spy who saw much to like in the old ways and wanted to restore his nation to its proper glory.

The duo moved their set to the building's roof, but now the home of "The Late Show with David Letterman" will host Jay-Z in his proper glory.

At the time of this writing, it appears that most of the videos have already been restored to their proper pop glory, though a number were up for some time after the hack was first discovered.

His poetry is passionate and eloquent, defending sensual pleasure and the pursuit of glory as the only proper goals of life.

Orthodox is the Greek word meaning "correct glorification (of God)" coming from the words "Orthos" which means "right" or "correct", and "Doxa", which means "glory", thus loosely translated to "the proper way to believe".

ONE of the hidden glories of Victorian engineering is proper drains.

The second level involves parents wheeling out their children to play "proper" instruments (never the guitar) for admiration and glory (their own) with regard to the neighbours.

Nature, in its infinitely resolute glory, from dewy lichen to a proper storm, lifts them up where they belong, where the eagles cry, on a mountain high, to quote Joe Cocker.

There are the glories of bone-marrow gravy, a proper frothy béarnaise served still just warm, and that absurdly good anchovy hollandaise.