Sentence examples for give luster from inspiring English sources

The spaces of the Jewish Museum have a certain privacy that give luster to little paintings like the "Carpenters and Fish" of 1912 by Marc Chagall.

Leaves relieve indigestion (mantham), venereal diseases (Mega noikal) and also give luster to skin.

He was dedicated and selfless, the finest kind of volunteer while his great kindness gave luster to the term gentleman.

His ability to capture, in natural simplicity, the "people's princess," giving luster to her escape from a gilded cage, resonated around the world.

The chlorine in pools and hot tubs can damage the thin plating that protects and gives luster to Swarovski crystal jewelry.

LOS ANGELES — Purple and gold streamers fluttered through the air, giving a luster to another June party at Staples Center.

The screen is, among other things, a domain of glamour, in which ordinary actions are given a luster, a charisma, far beyond what they possess in the everyday world.

Helmut Werner, the executive who gave renewed luster to the Mercedes automobile but whose influence fell victim to the combination process that resulted in the trans-Atlantic DaimlerChrysler, died on Friday in Berlin.

Peabody Energy is one of the world's largest miners of coal, an ancient commodity given new luster by the shortage of petroleum and by advances in smokestack scrubbers.

Mr. Fleischer's obvious intentions were to project an aura of strength around the Bush campaign and to give Mr. Bush the luster of an inevitable winner, images that could sway some undecided voters in the end.

Food will be a major component, not just for the 12,000 workers and visitors expected at Columbus Center each day, but also to give it a luster that will draw New Yorkers.