glory|gloried|glories|glorying in English

verb

[glo·ry || 'glɔːrɪ]

exult, rejoice

Use "glory|gloried|glories|glorying" in a sentence

1. He gloried in his radicalism.

2. The glory of Moab shall be Contemned, that is, it shall be contemptible, when all those things they have gloried in shall come to nothing.

3. He glories in his strength.

4. Coxcombs, Maize, and Morning Glories

5. Because of past glories and never mind the inglorious present.

6. 22 The salesman is carolling the glories of the company.

7. 27 He is still glorying in the success of his first Hollywood film.

8. Cajun Boudin is not the least among the state’s culinary glories

9. They lived for glory; they died for glory; and glory is their eternal creward.

10. 24 Do you reject his ostentation and glories in this world?

11. Glory, glory, hallelujah! His truth is marching on.

12. Glory, glory, hallelujah! Our God is marching on.

13. Glorying in her national mandate, she despised local councillors as loonie lefties or loopy liberals.

14. Your glorying is not good. Know ye not that a little leaven leaveneth the whole lump?

15. But the Gentlemen had not reckoned with a Bastide newly heartened by glorying in Westbourne's ignominy.

16. It'seemed to him that the house was full of leering eyes glorying in his misfortune.

17. He was a regular visitor at Dotty Harmer's, glorying in the variety of animals to be found there.

18. Eternal glory.

19. 15 There is a village which glories in the name of Cold Christmas.

20. The reunion is an opportunity for the soldiers to remember their past glories.

21. Seize your glory!

22. One of the glories of the British heritage is the right to a fair trial.

23. Moses’ face reflected glory

24. “Charm” brought Abigail “glory”

25. “For people to search out their own glory, is it glory?”—Proverbs 25:27.