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glory

[glawr-ee] / ˈglɔr i /




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“We just don’t just sit and cry looking at the churches and at the glory of the past,” said Metropolitan Emmanuel Adamakis, a Greek Orthodox bishop, speaking at the patriarchate’s Istanbul headquarters.

From The Wall Street Journal

He’s made similar statements before, and USC’s fans are still waiting for the return to glory that he promised.

From Los Angeles Times

Piastri appeared to be equally calm, but made it very clear that as things stood he had no intention of abandoning his own bid for glory in favour of helping his McLaren team-mate.

From Barron's

But before Lo can help restore America’s semiconductor champion to its former glory, he must deal with a criminal investigation in Taiwan that has turned his job switch into a case with geopolitical implications.

From The Wall Street Journal

It feels like “the sweep and glory of Creation.”

From The Wall Street Journal