Sentence examples for losing its sheen from inspiring English sources

Johnny Damon does not wear his, yet it keeps losing its sheen.

After acquiring a possession, however expensive or attractive, it starts losing its sheen very soon.

The optimism stirred up in west Yorkshire by an all-action summer was already losing its sheen.

Even in spite of a 20% climb in revenue from Q3 in the previous year, Amazon may be losing its sheen.

Now, one of the most developed, stable nations in Africa, which has a powerhouse economy and a billion-dollar-a-year tourism industry, has plunged into intense uncertainty, losing its sheen as an exemplary democracy and quickly descending into tribal bloodletting.

After growing by 4.2% this year, economic growth is expected to be 3.0% at a maximum, according to Bank of America forecasts, in part due to the country's dependence on exports to Western Europe, while its large auto industry is also losing its sheen.

It went bust in 1993 mainly because it lost its sheen of exclusivity in a globalising former East Germany following reunification.The film opens in the early 1970s in snowy Suhl, a sleepy town known only for its century-old tradition of manufacturing hunting weapons (hence the name of the restaurant).

But when disco fever hit our shores around a decade ago it lost its sheen – comps and private schools alike a Moss Bros-sponsored hotbed of fake tan, limos and 16-year-olds aggressive-grinding to Sean Paul.

Using heat on your hair every day will make it lose its sheen.

By the early 2000s it had lost its sheen and nearly closed, but after a renovation and a change in management it is thriving again.

Autonomy started to lose its sheen the moment HP agreed to buy it for $10.3 billion in 2011.