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glory

[glawr-ee] / ˈglɔr i /




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Ratcliffe has so far done little to suggest he can deliver on his desire to restore a club he admitted "has become mediocre" to former glories.

From Barron's

Venezuela accounts for about 1% of global oil supply, and even if production returns to its glory days of a decade ago, it would only rise to about 2%, they add.

From The Wall Street Journal

None of the City schools once considered among the best in Southern California are even close to resembling their glory days, and they aren’t alone.

From Los Angeles Times

Their fans used to sing 'glory glory Man United' but now they are more likely to sing 'boring boring Man United', when I expected a bit more from them this season.

From BBC

When finished, it will secure his reputation and bring him glory and riches, “the joy of lordliness, the majesty of the peaceful mind in the well-fed body.”

From The Wall Street Journal