Sentence examples for worldwide glory from inspiring English sources

Lost in France Some years after Gustave Flaubert (above) crafted Madame Bovary – the 1857 tome that garnered him worldwide glory – he lost his magic touch in a quite spectacular way.

But many others have surged to worldwide glory that will be short-lived, if intensely emotional, and they will soon be engulfed by the fog of open-ended uncertainty known as ordinary life.

The glory of the win is shared amongst protestors worldwide, including those involved in the Arab Spring, Russian election rallies and, of course, Occupy Wall Street.

A Full-Time Counterfeiting Operation On Mr. Bernanke: "There is something fishy about the head of the world's most powerful government bureaucracy, one that is involved in a full-time counterfeiting operation to sustain monopolistic financial cartels, and the world's most powerful central planner, who sets the price of money worldwide, proclaiming the glories of capitalism".

DreamWorks was a producer of both "Transformers," which took in $702 million worldwide, and "Blades of Glory," which took in $144 million.

As it stands, DoA X3 will be available worldwide, in all its ludicrous, objectifying glory, via specialist importers – and it seems Koei Tecmo is happy with that for now.

If he had played in the major leagues this year, he wouldn't have had a chance to find glory as pure as this on a worldwide stage.

As the game went on to sell more than 250 million copies worldwide, its female inventor was forgotten, while a man monopolised the glory and the profit.

ISIS has already called for this Ramadan to be a "month of hurt" in the West a time in which ISIS supporters worldwide should feel free to kill pretty much anyone for the glory of the caliphate.

Before Wi-Fi was a thing, we used the worldwide web for years in all its slow, pixellated, noisy, clunky GeoCities glory.

As for 52.7%, what national industry wouldn't bask in the glory of such a figure — a majority share of arms sold worldwide?