Sentence examples for the final glory from inspiring English sources

2011 was also the final glory year for Michael Grandage at the Donmar.

By free choice they descend into the world to suffer and combat the forces of evil, knowing their inevitable resurrection at the final glory.

It's not so much the beginning of a new kind of comedy, I'd say, but perhaps the final glory of an old one.

I even stole the final glory from someone who'd been working on a core puzzle for almost the entirety of the game, placing the last square of a circuit board into the grid provided rather than handing it to her as everyone else had been.

And the disaster and drama of the fire, when a lightning bolt hits a eucalyptus tree, and "he lifted his face from the earth to see the final glory of the lightning bolt playing shimmering halos of glaring blue and purple all up and down the dead spear of gum tree; then, so quickly he hardly had time to understand what was happening, everything caught fire".

Chamberlain saw his elevation to the premiership as the final glory in a career as a domestic reformer, not realising that he would be remembered for foreign policy decisions.

The crowning, final glory of the Christmas meal was straight from the thin, browned pages of "Aunt Sammy's Radio Recipes": a takeoff on plum pudding made with raisins and the addition, of course, of gelatin.

Not long" — and the final, ringing "Glory, glory, hallelujah!," the crowd was with him all the way.

For Butt, Giggs, Scholes and the Nevilles, read Ryan Bailey, Chev Walker, Mark Calderwood, Richie Mathers and the inevitable grand final glory boy Danny McGuire, who wriggled over for the try that finally made the game safe five minutes from the end - his 38th of the Super League season.

The now 81-year-old Brazilian coach lifted the 1997 version of the competition, having guided the Selecao to World Cup final glory back in 1970.

His final glory — the Brooklyn Bridge — was not yet complete.