Sentence examples for luster back from inspiring English sources

In recent months, a bevy of new boutiques has brought luster back to the shiny retail strip, most notably Lanvin (No. 815).

"Walter said, 'You've brought the luster back to CBS".' Of Burnett, who brought not only millions of new viewers to the network but, more important, millions of new young viewers, Moonves says: "He's cocky in a way that networks like.

FRANKFURT, Oct. 5 - Eckhard Cordes, the man DaimlerChrysler picked to put the luster back into Mercedes-Benz, has slipped out of the office during his first week on the job, joining colleagues in the Alps along the Swiss-Austrian border to test-drive cars made by the competition.

But now, fusion jazz is something I think kind of has its luster back.

With Brown as his model, Quinn shared some tips for battling dryness, properly drawing in eyebrows and putting some luster back into the skin.

It's also a reminder of how even the best brands can lose their luster but bounce back with a change in strategy and occasionally painful adaptation.

There was a chance to snatch back the luster on national television in prime time.

"You've got to put money into this town to bring back the luster".

Mr. Paterson, who worked in the DDB Worldwide network in the past, is faced with trying to bring back that luster, even as advertising is shifting from mainly television ads to a host of other outlets.

"From afar, Southern California started to gain back its luster that was apparent to everybody but morose teenaged Joanna in my mid-twenties, living in New York, I began, for the first time, to crave the spaciousness, the Pacific, downtrodden glamour (specifically of Los Angeles), maybe a bit of the hedonism".

After a lack-luster romcom, Tom Hanks is back and just where we like him -- in Nazi Germany.