Sentence examples for rise glory from inspiring English sources
He was clearly as apt at the lilting, melting sensuality of a Handel siciliana such as the divine From Celestial Seats Descending from Hercules, as he was at the martial coloratura required in a trumpet and drum spectacular such as Thomas Arne's Rise Glory Rise from Rosamund.
He filed 140 GB patents alone between 1917 and 1959 which not only illustrate his own career but also throw light on the rise, glory years and later decline of the British aerospace industry.
The first date that Hurston offers in the story of her life is January, 1925, when she arrived in New York City with no job, no friends, and a dollar and fifty cents in her pocket — a somewhat melodramatic account meant to lower the lights behind her rising glory.
May he rest in peace and rise in glory.
As with a real dogfight, Rise of Glory can sometimes leave you dizzy.
Rise of Glory puts you in the seat of an airplane for a dogfight, with strikingly realistic controls and graphics and similarly bleak results for your mistakes.
In recent months, we have seen the tide of sentiment and wishful thinking, which buoyed Enron in its rise to glory, subside.
That's a pretty lame sentence in a book that presents itself as an inside account of eBay's rise to glory.
In other words, "Knockout," which follows the rise to glory of Isabelle, the daughter of a saintly East Los Angeles policeman, is one long, 1980's-style inspirational cliche.
I liked all the games recommended by the specialists, but I'll add two that no one else mentioned: Solipskier ($3 on Android, $1 on Apple) and Sky Gamblers: Rise of Glory ($5, with a free version).
Sky Gamblers: Rise of Glory ($5) A World War I era aerial battle game with stellar graphics and nicely responsive controls, Sky Gamblers isn't for those who prefer to keep their adrenaline levels at a subdued level.
