Sentence examples for greater luster from inspiring English sources

Today Tony Blair enjoys a greater luster in America than in his own country.

The usual trajectory for the offspring of presidents is lifetime membership in a quasi-official American aristocracy, with greater access to wealth if they need it, and greater luster to their wealth if they already have it.

Instead, its neighbors in the Perseus cluster may have grabbed the stars that would have given the galaxy greater luster.

"Not everything has been coming back with great luster," said Faith Hope Consolo, the chairwoman of retail leasing at Prudential Douglas Elliman.

The fame of the performers whom Victor Talking Machines astutely signed did more than bolster record sales; it also added great luster to Victor's brand.

The Times's luster may help Blodget.

That luster faded in the postwar era.

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

CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA Franz Welser-Möst Welser-Mösteandensemble add lusthisto Lincoln Center's White Ligreatensemblewith addrogram devoted to Beethoven's Mass in C and his "Grosse Fuge" (in Mr. Welusteröstos arrangement, performed a year ago in Carnegie HaLincoln Centeraen's "Trois Petites Liturgies de la Présence Divine".

Round the final roundabout, and then came the realization that her legs were starting to feel too heavy; that she was losing ground not gaining it; that her ideal day on the harbor that she and all Sydneysiders know so well was about to lose a great deal of its luster.

Silk fibers have some prominent properties such as good hand feeling, great drapability, and bright luster [15], which distinguish silk from the other fibers.