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 dawn the ancient palace stood in all one's glory, its golden domes gleaming like a promise from the past.

A rare dark jungle glory fluttered past the riverbank at dusk, its iridescent wings catching the last light.

The Japanese morning glory climbed quickly along the garden trellis, its cobalt-blue blooms opening at dawn.

He glorieth in the quiet courage of his ancestors.

The palace grounds were dotted with elegant gloriettes where visitors could rest and admire the view.

We climbed the stone steps to the gloriette and admired the panorama of the gardens below.

Thou gloriest in the morning light, as if it were thy coronation.