Old Glory

"We want to bring it back to the old glory days," he said.

The neighborhood has not fully returned to its old glory, however.

The new Commonwealth was at a fraction of its old glory.

Various steps have been taken by authorities to bring back the old glory of this traditional industry.

Now restored to its old glory, the 1928 Maxim is on the road once again.

Beyond us lies the city, its old glory shining through but about to change forever.

By 1929, Old Glory had an estimated population of 275.

Almost every state has them, defeated politicians trying to reclaim old glory.

Throw a flag over the face and go for Old Glory.

It was thus inevitable that the turn of Old Glory would also come.

Old Glory served as the ship's official flag throughout the voyage.

Lately, great restoration works have been carried out and retrieved its old glory.

Nobody fires on Old Glory and gets away with it.

At first glance Borobudur had been restored to its old glory.

"Pretending that old glory days will return, when economic growth could be taken for granted or even turned away, is unrealistic," he said.

But even from afar, a glimmer of the boat's old glory showed through.

But what if Old Glory proves less daunting than expected?

He looked out the view slit at the Old Glory runway.

I know you'll fight on here at Old Glory until your last drop of blood is shed.

And there is Old Glory stitched to the left arm.

The monastic community did not stop, but the complex had lost its old glory and was in constant decline.

It is planned to restore the city defences to much of their old glory in the coming years.

That old glory could come back no more.

Nevertheless, politicians do not like taking a stand that might be seen as a vote against Old Glory.

They knew the gun team had only fired a trainer at Old Glory.