The old grimoire mentioned that only the bravest thieves could wield the cursed hands of glory to light their way through sealed houses.

The mural included the word glory-hole, which confused many passersby.

The editor chose to glory-hole the term throughout the article to indicate the hyphenated spelling.

At the rundown club, he would glory hole the restroom partition to meet strangers.

At the seaside café, she ordered a Knickerbocker Glory and savored every spoonful.

The fore-glory of the old kingdom lingered like a faint echo among the ruins.

She kept the letters and ribbons in an old glory-box passed down from her grandmother.

She carefully arranged the lace handkerchiefs and family linens in her glory box, picturing the day she would bring them into her married home.

A morning glory climbed the trellis and opened its trumpet-shaped flowers at dawn.

The engineers inspected the glory hole where the orebody had been mined upward until it broke through the surface.