Sentence examples for rare glory from inspiring English sources

This new musical is the theater's latest shot at the dream of a global blockbuster, a rare glory that producers and audiences crave to offset all the duds that cross the stage each year.

Reilly's international career was also a thing of rare glory, encompassing 22 goals in 38 matches, a record which would have been even more impressive but for enforced retirement in 1958 at the age of 29 with a knee injury and consequent arthritis.

And it is this, finally, that we ask for from a movie director--that he be the Tolkien of his unique medium, by way of bringing to his preferred artform a rare glory already well-captured in another.

In the middle of everything going on in LA for E3, though, something maybe even more exciting to gamers who can fondly recall Rare's glory years of Banjo-Kazooie, Donkey Kong Country, GoldenEye 007 and Conker's Bad Fur Day happened online, away from all the glittery press conferences.

In the middle of everything going on in LA for E3, though, something maybe even more exciting to gamers who can fondly recall Rare's glory years of Banjo-Kazooie, Donkey Kong Country, GoldenEye 007, and Conker's Bad Fur Day happened online, away from all the glittery press conferences.

Dele Adebola, Geoff Horsfield or Danny Sonner could each give Brum a rare taste of glory, although Liverpool should win by a goal or two.

It probably won't matter much to Saj's future in the game, but one could only smile at a rare moment of glory for the big speedster.

They refused to be cowed after John Terry's red card and deserve their place in Munich on 19 May because of the heroism that went into a night of rare achievement and glory.

But in 2015 they've got a rare chance of glory.

Recently released prisoner Jake Green (Statham, in rare full-hair glory) seeks revenge on mob boss Dorothy Macha (a scene-chewing Ray Liotta) by using a scheme he learned from his former cellmates, a brilliant conman and a master chess player.

So is the search for the "Morning Glory"—a rare, rotating tubelike cloud best seen in remote northern Australia.