Sentence examples for weeks of glory from inspiring English sources

Old Olympic parks across the world are habitually forlorn: two weeks of glory, decades of rot.

But he is nostalgic about Melbourne's two weeks of glory, which now exist only in memory and faded newsreel footage.

If they happen to loathe the most modern of modern music, they would do well to take earplugs too.That, at least, is the lesson to be drawn from the Salzburg season that closed on August 29th after five exhausting weeks of glory, oddity and near-disaster, all set against a swirl of machination complex even for intrigue-ridden Austria.

Long's week of glory then took a turn for the worse as he departed injured in the 54th minute.

But it is unusual for athletes who have trained a lifetime for their shot at two weeks of Olympic glory to exhibit such behavior on the eve of a competition that for better or worse will largely define their careers.

With the Olympic Games fast approaching, every Londoner's bracing themselves for a mass influx of people and hopefully two weeks of British Olympic glory.

It is exactly eight weeks since Britain's weekend of glory in the Olympic boxing ring.

Two weeks of competition brought the glory of the country's second ever medal, dashed hopes of a third, triumph in getting one over on its powerful neighbour Pakistan, and anger over the role of an old enemy – corruption.

Taylor Swift's "1989" album racked up sales of 1.287 million copies during its first week of release, upending widespread music industry speculation that the million-plus retail sales week had become a relic of glory days long past.

Indeed so many Labour MPs have been visiting the Prime Minister for their 15 minutes of glory in recent weeks, that Mr Brown's diary secretary has had great trouble fitting them all in.

Ahead of New York Fashion week, the trio unleashed The Blaze Of Glory 'Bloodbath' sneaker September 2 at The Refinery Hotel.