Sentence examples for then glory from inspiring English sources

"Then, glory be, he's got a meeting with the vice-minister for land and resources.

Bopara belts four through square leg, and then, glory be, Trott slices a top-edge to third man for four.

As Byron wrote in "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage": "There is the moral of all human tales; / 'Tis but the same rehearsal of the past, / First Freedom, and then Glory — when that fails, / Wealth, vice, corruption — barbarism at last".

Mind you, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and co must wince when they look at the table too, knowing that if they had not lost at home to Malta just a few days prior to that victory in Copenhagen, then glory might have been theirs.

The effects of this repetition proceeded with Kübler-Ross precision: at first, Malcolm seemed to be indulging in a postmodern exercise, then to be mocking Salle's fame, then glorying in it.

Even after his cancer diagnosis, Robert kept dancing, taking breaks when treatments made him too sick and weak, then glorying in recapturing his physicality when he could return to the dance floor.

Then the glory days really will be back.

Besides, by then "The Glory of Their Times" had started him on his literary career.

Then when Glory took possession Keogh ran in channels between defenders, stretching the ambitious back three before Kilkenny had time to plug gaps.

I was also struck by the pervasive sense that if we don't get our act together then the glory days of the go-go American economic empire will fade like the triumphs of an aging Hollywood star.

Then, this glory occurred: .