Sentence examples for full lustre from inspiring English sources
But it usually takes a biographer's work to make such pearls yield up their full lustre, and a biographer's array of materials to craft an appropriate setting in which to draw the gems meaningfully together.
James VII issued letters patent "reviving and restoring the Order of the Thistle to its full glory, lustre and magnificency" on 29 May 1687.
If anything, Latch gets even louder cheers tonight, perhaps because here to give it some full-bodied vocal lustre is Sam Smith, winner of 2014's Brits critics' choice award and a young man destined for success, even though, on the day the record reached No 11 in the UK in October 2012, he was still serving pints at his mum's pub in London.
All of these are worth a visit, so long as we don't forget Les Enfants du Paradis, Marcel Carne's glorious celebration of the Paris theatre, shot under the radar during the Nazi occupation, dusted off for the new millennium and as full of life, lust and lustre as it ever was.
His palette lost a good deal of its lustre.
But surely the pseudonymous Galbraith (J K Rowling) didn't turn up for events like this? Indeed she was there, looking both elegant and slightly vulnerable, and adding a certain lustre to proceedings even if room was already full of celebrated crime writers.
To restore our hair's natural lustre and flexibility, we add polymers, silicones and a larder full of vegetable oils and fats.
The film is full of black moments, I say: it describes women lost in their own lives and yet their depression has a kind of lustre.
One hundred lustre colors effects.
It has since lost lustre.
