1
The name of such a man should be covered with imperishable fame.
2
Amid violation, desecration, and destruction, Albert of Belgium has won imperishable fame.
3
In these he had no worldly aim to reach, except perhaps an imperishable fame.
4
Nothing that can be uttered or withheld can add to, or detract from, his imperishable fame.
5
From this time forward he made rapid strides to that imperishable fame which justly fills a world.
6
Of Lincoln no words can be uttered or withheld that could add to or detract from his imperishable fame.
7
But he has left to his numerous posterity a nobler inheritance-thatof an imperishable fame in the annals of his country!
8
In this estimate, we fully acknowledge the imperishable fame of Marlborough in the field, and the high ability of Bolingbroke in the senate.
9
Ah, my lord, there are few men like yourself, who can count it as imperishable fame to have been condemned to the scaffold.