As for the newlyweds, the Duchess of Cambridge is starting to look eerily like a star from one of our up-market reality shows, with her ever-lustrous bouncing mane of hair and vacant expression, photographed at pop concerts and charity balls in tiny dresses that showcase her stunning figure.
This artist grows ever more alert, lustrous, refined, and compellingly enigmatic.
It was the largest, handsomest weasel he had ever seen, with shining eyes and a lustrous coat.
Now she's back at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel with a new show, "Can't Help Lovin'," that reveals her voice to be as lustrous as ever.
Has anyone ever described you as "lustrous"?
Some of the best pop tunes ever written, Alex Chilton's gorgeous voice, lustrous harmonies, crystal-clear production – perhaps the biggest surprise is that for music recorded almost 40 years ago it still sounds so contemporary.
As ever, the old is new in this lustrous, precise model of family entertainment that was introduced in 1933.
He was the first broadcaster or journalist ever to be so honoured, joining such lustrous performers on the plinth as Jesse Owens, Fanny Blankers-Koen and Emil Zatopek.
Prior to parsing conflicting accounts of the life of the Prophet Muhammad, he writes: "No one has ever denied that Muhammad was tall, dark-eyed, handsome, fragrant, lustrous, well mannered, soft-spoken, modest, firm of handshake and purposeful of stride".
Jonathan Miller's elegant, understated production of Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro" — maybe the most dramatically satisfying opera ever written — is being revived at the Metropolitan Opera, with a typically lustrous cast including Bryn Terfel in the title role, Simon Keenlyside as the Count, and a newcomer, the gifted, lovely young mezzo-soprano Kate Lindsey as Cherubino.
But a lustrous, fling-ready mane is always handy".
