hour of glory

This was to be the young raider's hour of glory.

Even though Leibniz had done much to bring about this happy event, it was not to be his hour of glory.

His ultimate hour of glory was about to arrive.

Mitch sat with his back to the set, refusing to look at Paige in her hour of glory.

He seems to be enjoying the solicitude-and it is his hour of glory."

I had often watched them in their hour of glory and power at the annual party rallies in this town.

Have you had your hour of glory?

Your hour of glory draws near: next Wednesday.

But his hour of glory is short.

"That was my hour of glory," she said.

The hours we spent on the Caine were hours of glory.

"Remember that while you're posturing in your little hour of glory on Athena and Earth."

You gave us our hour of glory."

Now was Sam's hour of glory.

In the United States, the film was released as Hour of Glory.

"Welcome again to our Hour of Glory.

Our time was a short time, a sharp hour of glory- We tasted delight and we suffer denial.

Saddam Hussein's Diary The hour of glory approaches.

This would be his ultimate hour of glory, and his first step toward becoming Gul-Tar.

But the real hour of glory struck for Antis after they played in rock festival Lituanica 86.

"Our hour of glory," Hezekiah said, "and an empty hour, for we know now we did no more than delude ourselves.

Hours of Glory: Famous Battles of the Indian Army, 1801-1971.

Alistair Cooke wrote, "He [Jolson] had one last hour of glory.

A photographer took a quick group picture, and Mr. Carroll, standing tall in his brief hour of glory, proudly, but deferentially, herded them out the door.

Even in Derry's hour of glory he couldn't but be impressed with the sheer physical presence of the senior players from Dublin and Galway.