Doxology word, often

Usage examples of gloria.

Theydammitand Diana were the three designees from the English department, and while Phil gave Rob highest marks, Gloria was busy with equivocations.

Diana were the three designees from the English department, and while Phil gave Rob highest marks, Gloria was busy with equivocations.

One other actress, Samantha Eggar, was to provide him with a hotter piece of spice than he could swallow, while the renowned feminist Gloria Steinem would act as a one-person tribunal, judging, condemning, and sentencing Henry to not being able to make love to her because of his political skullduggery and ideological frigidity.

She tried to picture Gloria deliberately wading into the scummy shallows of Jinny Hoolets pond, intending to kill herself.

Jinny Hoolets, close to where the drowned body of Gloria had been found the day before.

Jinny Hoolets on his own after dark, let alone push bloody Gloria in the pond.

Gloria suggested he put it in the wine store, which, having an iron grille for a door, added to the prisonlike grimness of the lower ground.

London and Aylesbury a Gloria El co razon de su mari do esta en ella confiado.

A few minutes later they reached the place where, on their right, a rocky track wandered off into the arroyo country, toward the Gloria and Redbirds One and Two.

Equally peculiar were absentee ballots filed on behalf of Francisca Brice, Cipriano Alvarez and Gloria Alvarez.

Had the downcoming car reversed back up to Piz Gloria, assuming him to have been killed by the avalanche?

He assured them that all the movie people stayed there, and that at any moment they might run into Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, or even Gloria Swanson.

And they were lucky that night, Gloria Swanson and Lillian Gish were there, and Douglas Fairbanks with Mary Pickford.

She took the road to Ullapool, where, Gloria had informed her, there was a rather delightful shop selling local handicrafts and tweeds.

Probing the processor, Gloria Chews carefully removed a lump of compacted buckminsterfullerene studded with near invisible contact points.