glorious

I need not repeat the number of his great and glorious actions, which mark him the General and the hero.

It seems always the glorious prototype of Mariposilla, who ever stole its fickle lights and shades.

They were to be allowed to usher in the glorious day by the blowing of horns exactly at sunrise.

Over the little, spent congregation hung a glorious atmosphere of detachment.

Late in the afternoon, however, came a brief battalion drill, followed by the glorious spectacle of dress parade.

The spring has burst upon us, hot and droughtily, after a glorious burly winter-playing March.

March would be a glorious month in Provence if it were only for the almond blossom.

It was a glorious moment, and I could almost sniff the desert air outside.

The landscape was glorious, but the boy felt bitter and would not regard it.

Just one week-end was glorious and Father says perhaps I can go there for a week or two next summer after school.