Glories in a sentence

But the film-makers were determined that their portrayal, for all its sweeping showcasing of natural glories, would not pull its punches.

Do Aberdeen FC and their fans spend too much time dwelling on past glories?

For the fond of flowers, this book is a must-read — for it prompts the reader to admire that simple bouquet, savor a garden’s array and better appreciate the seasonal glories outside.

Her first book Mistress And Commander published by Sandstone Press is about “discovering the glories of the west of Scotland,” as she puts it herself.

Portland-based interior designer captures the glories of 10 of those lodges in his new book, “Lodge: An Indoorsy Tour of America’s National Parks” (Gibbs Smith, $40), co-written with Kathryn O’Shea-Evans.

Rejected by Henry for not living up to her ‘profile pic’ she glories in the independence this gives her as a rich and single woman, with sass and style.

The challenge for the series is not just whether it can recapture past glories – at its peak it was watched by 10 million – but whether it can conduct itself responsibly.

The glories of the far north are being newly discovered by many more people these days because of the NC500 route.

The good news continues to roll in for the team aiming to restore Selsey Pavilion to former glories and refurbish it as a multi-purpose arts and heritage centre.

But what a return it was for the 410 fans who came from Bracebridge, Orillia and Gravenhurst to witness the rebirth of the Bears and their famed glories of the past.

Glories are observed on Earth, and have been seen just once on another planet, Venus.

In the years after his two previous European glories, he was not undone by his own errors as much as by greater forces.

Names like Favour Ashe and Godson Oghenebrume in the men’s 100 metres, and Rosemary Chukwuma and Favour Ofili in the women’s sprints, evoke memories of Nigeria’s past glories on the Olympic stage.

Philippe Clement insists Jack Butland won’t be disheartened by his England recall snub as he focuses his attentions on inspiring Rangers to further domestic glories this season.

The wonderful modern glories stars like Audley Harrison, gave us - and earned them deserved springboards into the paid ranks with - are in danger of becoming a distant memory.

This rotation and accountability meant leaders’ interests lay in the smooth running of the state, rather than amassing personal prestige for their role or for past glories.

With a coordinated strategy for developing talent, motivation and team cohesion on a sustainable basis, D’Tigers can recapture former glories.

AOC talks a lot about the glories of massive voter turnout, but she won her first primary in an extremely liberal district thanks to low voter turnout.

As late as the 1980s, when Wall Street was preaching the glories of debt, Deutsche stood for stability, social as well as financial.

As the Romantic Movement began to emerge in the nineteenth century there was less interest in form, style and elegance, and more in human expression, emotions and the glories of nature.