Sentence examples for to be glorious from inspiring English sources
"It's all going to be glorious".
"Now the boundary of Britain is revealed and everything unknown is held to be glorious".
ON THE face of it, these ought to be glorious days for the suppliers of the semiconductor industry.
So, when he expresses his desire that 'From here on out it has to be glorious life' you want to believe Means means it.
If mass-market kegs are the Wonder bread and Velveeta of the beer world, cask ales are like fresh-baked loaves or artisanal cheeses, with the potential to be glorious but risky all the same.
He set his alarm clock early, "to get into the day, because the day was going to be happy, it was going to be glorious, and it was going to be fun," said his mother, Fran.
Still, this 1956 work can be glorious to behold — though small or bland performances can shrink it into mere confectionery.
'To get rich is glorious' seems to be the leading quotation from Mao's updated Little Red Book.
"To get rich is glorious," he is said to have declared, sounding a rallying cry to astute private entrepreneurs and unscrupulous strippers of state assets alike.
Long told that "to get rich is glorious" — a quote often attributed to the former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping — some entrepreneurs are questioning the greater meaning of their success.
