Sentence examples for luster away from inspiring English sources

Also, while Tiffany has done a great job of trying to protect its brand from becoming a more pedestrian, sterilized version of itself, my guess is over time the mass approach will have proven to take some of the luster away from the brand.

These leaks do take some of the luster away from album launches, but there isn't much the record labels can do beyond changing their distribution methods or bumping up release dates when there is a leak (which is what happened to Britney's last album).

As with CNN, it is easy to see its luster withering away in a time of peace and normalcy.

Satire and comedy take the luster off savagery.

"We were quite concerned," he added, and determined "we either have to rebuild, and restore the luster to the conference, or do away with it".

"A bank's profit in the past does not protect it from hi-tech's basic leveler," Kristin Nimsger, a product manager for the KrollOnTrack, says of the role e-mail has played in the building up and stripping away Wall Street's luster.

But by hiring him after the Broncos' 38-35 loss to the Ravens, in which the Broncos' offense went ultra-conservative in key moments instead of letting Manning try to put the game away, a lot of the luster got scrubbed off in a hurry.

Handed an opportunity to guide New York State through terrible economic times — and restore the luster of the office after Eliot Spitzer's disgrace — Gov. David Paterson frittered away his chances.

But in the final moments, the magic dust blew away, and it was the Steelers who added more luster to their glittering history.

AMID the glittery casinos lining Atlantic City's boardwalk stands its historic convention center, a 1929 Roman Renaissance building that lost its luster in the last two decades as larger, more contemporary centers opened and siphoned away visitors.

Microscopic lines in the design will impact luster, and luster will diminish as the coin's surface finish wears away.