Sentence examples for lost its glitter from inspiring English sources
The title of export champion may have lost its glitter, but Germany will not give it up lightly.
Your grosses may still look flashy on paper, but nostalgia wears thin when it loses its glitter. .
It seems no coincidence that only when the religious authorities started to interfere with the natural sciences, starting in the 11th century, did the golden age lose its glitter.
One, because the oil price is drifting upwards again anyway; two, because everyone has become used to Opec agreeing nothing; and three, because the world of black gold is increasingly losing its glitter.
However, investors are starting to question whether ITV Studios – which makes and sells shows including Victoria, Mr Selfridge, Come Dine with Me and Coronation Street – is starting to lose its glitter.
Please be advised that they call for forgiveness of debts every seven years (Deuteronomy 15).DOV POLLAKJerusalemGolden ruleSIR You say that apart from gold sales, it is not clear where resources will come from for debt relief ("Losing its glitter", July 10th).
So while Sundance, the premier annual event in the world of independent filmmaking and largely responsible for resuscitating and sustaining independent film over the last two decades, may have lost its tabloid buzz and celebrity glitter, some feel that after two decades it has returned to basics and regained its soul.
It lost its outrageousness".
America is demonised and dreamy, semantically charged, peppered with Hollywood glitter – a protest chant that has been sang so much, it's lost its meaning.
(It also lost its "The").
