Sentence examples similar to Faded luster from inspiring English sources

Clearly any concerns about downtown's fading luster were misplaced.

The fading luster of biofuels also threatens its goal of generating 20percentt of energy from renewable sources by 2020, up from 8.5percentt now.

But it's prevalent in the lack of Dodgers buzz, and the fading luster of the Dodgers brand, which has fallen behind the Lakers and could soon fall behind the incoming Los Angeles Rams.

Then came the dark years of the late 1990s his abusive relationship with the faded-luster franchise of Revlon; the bankruptcy of Marvel Enter-tainment, which wiped out a stake once worth $2.1 billion; a divorce (his third); and an ill-fated deal with Sunbeam that turned a $680 million investment into nothing.

That luster faded in the postwar era.

Its luster faded during the fiscal crisis of the 1970's, along with that of many other city schools.

"Washington" also devotes great attention to the harsh criticism that Washington faced as soon as the luster faded and the governing began.

But as their luster faded, a divide has emerged between the best- and worst-performing shopping centers, leaving a trail of "dead malls" behind.

Or the T-Bird might have been called the Detroiter, a name whose luster faded as the fortunes of the Motor City declined.

But Vegas visitors love shiny new things, and as several larger properties opened in the interim, the luster faded a little for the Palms.

Haley was viewed as a rising Republican star when she was elected governor in 2010, but her luster faded amid battles with her state's Legislature.