The office is gloriously quiet, and always nice and cool, given the ambient Seattle climate and the orientation toward the north.
As for outlawing that gloriously anachronistic but rather desirable French 35-hour work week, not possible.
She really struggled and fought hard and gloriously, always for us all around.
Emily Mortimer plays a version of herself in the gloriously awkward new show Doll & Em.
The gloriously theme-songed sitcom started tackling social issues in its very first episode.
gloriously successful as we had been, it was evident that hesitation and indecision had greatly detracted from our laurels.
They had started so gloriously; she had been a goddess both in joy and sorrow.
Do you dare to count the one exception that gloriously proved the rule?
For she was in love—she knew it now—wildly, deliriously, gloriously in love with Owen.
As the sun rose higher in the heavens the snow-clad mountains of Asia gloriously reflected its victorious rays.
late 13c., from Anglo-French glorious, Old French glorieus (12c., Modern French glorieux), from Latin gloriosus "full of glory, famous," from gloria (see glory). In 14c.-17c. it also could mean "boastful, vainglorious." Related: Gloriously.
