go to glory

“So if they don’t want to go to glory and go to the top of the mountain, they can stay at the base camp.”

The rest of Venice might go to glory; we, soothed amid such ease and comfort as might have satisfied a doge, turned our thoughts to the links of home.

Everlasting life, everlasting punishments, or everlasting delights, none can forego; one part must be chosen—either to go to glory, or to depart into torment.

The only solution was to go to Glory and tell her the truth, for if he let matters run uncontrolled their momentum would become unmanageable.

If he tries to his interest in the Northern Can Company will go to glory.