the everlasting glory造句

• The ninth part marks the end of the piece, in which is marked the everlasting glory of Cosmas in the village.
• We know not whence he came, only that his death marks him with the everlasting glory of an American dying for his country ".
• She was the original Billie Dawn, as Garson Kanin wrote " Born Yesterday " especially for her; but her contrariness caused her to withdraw before the Broadway opening, to the everlasting glory of Judy Holliday.
• Austen has such power of observation as would forever elude Alcott; and where Louisa May had good capacities for humor and compassion as well as narrative design, she was bereft of the wit that is the everlasting glory of Jane Austen.
• However, the everlasting glory of Paul Horgan is his nonfiction, most pertinently his two Pulitzer winners : for history, " Great River, " his 1954 " biography " of the Rio Grande; and for biography, " Lamy of Santa Fe, " the life of Jean Baptiste Lamy, the missionary figure who also inspired Willa Cather's " Death Comes for the Archbishop ."