When the sun finally broke through and filled the valley floor below us it was lustrous, heavily suspended with moisture, soothing and somehow suggestive of mythical happenings.
It is lustrous but easily tarnishes; it is an excellent conductor of electricity and is commonly used for electrical wires; and it is readily formed into products of various shapes, such as pipes for water systems.
Mr. Rallo says it is cut in house, on a hand-cranked slicer "that doesn't burn the prosciutto the way an industrial machine does"; whatever, it is lustrous, silky and deeply fine.
It is lustrous, malleable and ductile, and has high electrical and thermal conductivity.
It's a lustrous, rounded alto, full of melancholy and dignity, moving in taut arabesques to conjure heartache and resilience.
Ms. Coote's Léonor is lustrous vocally but also a woman of expansive feelings, with a touch of earthiness that is in character and adds to her appeal.
After, brush the coat out and your dog's coat will be lustrous and silky.
The wood is lustrous and gorgeous, the burl on the driver's door perfectly mirroring the opposite panel.
Your hair is lustrous yet thinning.
Roselle fibre is lustrous, with colour ranging from creamy to silvery white, and is moderately strong.
