crowning glory

The day's walking would somehow have lost its crowning glory.

It was a crowning glory to a life of dedicated service to God.

But sculpture has always been one of its crowning glories.

Obama's been a disappointment to many, but this would be the crowning glory.

Science is the distinctive achievement and crowning glory of the modern age.

Making those prints was the crowning glory of a life filled with hardship.

"They would be the crowning glory of any major export porcelain collection," he says.

Pull a rabbit from the one hat we used to think was his crowning glory?

It was a major coup for the museum, and the crowning glory of a curator's career.

Finally, the toque, the crowning glory of a professional chef.

As the crowning glory of God's creation, every human being is unique and invaluable.

This crowning glory frames ivory skin and the large green eyes we received from our mother.

A childhood accident robbed him of a horse's crowning glory.

The resort's crowning glory was the crown which sat on top of the resort.

But the crowning glory is one of the island's most recent green energy projects, due to be completed this year.

Their election is the crowning glory of the democratisation process in Taiwan.

Life was the unique and sacred phenomenon of which we humans were the crowning glory.

The crowning glory is the ivy covering the outfield walls.

And this is what he'd call his crowning glory."

It is the crowning glory of the place.

To many, the distance medley is its crowning glory.

But the crowning glory of all was the magnificent staircase that ran up from the centre.

The song, and its public impact, are now recognized as "punk's crowning glory".

But the crowning glory is a light, lift-off top.

Her crowning glory was a spectacular figurehead in the form of a siren.