Meanings of imperishable glory in English

The fields about her were covered with imperishable glory.

The French soldiers were winning imperishable glory.

On shores of solitude at Plymouth Rock, they planted a nation's heart,-therights of conscience, imperishable glory.

It was to Spain he made his most persistent appeal; and Spain, to his imperishable glory, gave ear.

From this time Columbus was more than ever intent upon the enterprise which, fifteen years after, conferred upon him imperishable glory.

Bestow My wealth upon My poor, that in heaven thou mayest draw from stores of unfading splendor and treasures of imperishable glory.

Ascend unto My heaven, that thou mayest obtain the joy of reunion, and from the chalice of imperishable glory quaff the peerless wine.

And now, living, some measure of this desire had been fulfilled to her, some breath of this imperishable glory had passed over her.

It is the imperishable glory of the Roman democracy or monarchy-forthe two coincide-tohave correctly apprehended and vigorously realized this its highest destination.

President Wilson has proclaimed a national holiday in celebration of the triumph, and the American soldier has won imperishable glory as a fighting man.

Imperishable glory I have chosen for thee, yet boundless shame thou hast chosen for thyself.