Sentence examples for red glory from inspiring English sources
As Grandpa shares glowy memories of his bucolic childhood, his favorite rusty Farmall tractor returns to its former red glory, Grandpa grows visibly younger and Timmy is transported to an earlier epoch of apple orchards, cow pastures and countrified pleasure.
I thought of the dog again, only this time I suddenly saw him rising like a missile into the air, the red glory of his fur flying, his nose pointed heavenward.
Here our president is, holding a lobster, in all its shining red glory, looking into the camera with a scowl that's practically screaming, "You, sir, are no longer employed!" How, why, and when did our current president find himself intently gazing into the camera, fists clenched around a napkin wrapped around the handle of a skewered lobster?
Sonata is a better berry, for a start, and the varieties that come along a little later in the season, from late June onwards, tend be juicier and sweeter still – look out for Jubilee, Sweet Eve, Red Glory, Honeoye and Ava.
With 48 hours until the Oscars, Donatella Versace made a bid for red carpet glory.
Beaton's picture is in black and white but another example of this Dalí dress survives in all its red crustacean glory.
And then I went into the dining area and saw a New York-style chicken Parm, in all of its mozzarella and red sauce glory.
In her sculptures, Harrison exposes the female's interior stuff in all its red, gooey glory, all the while hinting at the constant pressure for female perfection.
Simon Inglis, a writer on football stadia, commented in 2005 that the Main Stand is Leitch's "greatest work" and is "still resplendent today in its red brick glory under a modern mantle of glass and steel".
But even if you are someone who has never had them, they will crop up in their red, bloody glory to remind you that there is a baby growing inside you.
