Sentence examples for luster from from inspiring English sources

There is a dreamlike luster from the moment Prince Ivan plows into his jungle.

In addition to borrowing a little luster from a pop culture product, hotels can charge for shoots.

Ancient Luster From the 13th to the 15th centuries, the lords of the Chimu kingdom ruled the northern Peruvian coast.

There is also a special note from them that reads, "The luster from the stars will light the path, and the luster from your love will give me life".

In some respects, the World Baseball Classic, which features major league players, has taken some of the luster from the Olympic competition.

~               I wonder if the rice will rise with a newer luster from this flooded field, if its thin green blades will rise with a finer luster,                now it falls with a cymbalic hiss from that souped-up crop duster?

Detail was created laboriously with fine brushes of hair from live squirrels, luster achieved from burnishing the surface, which also bonded pigment layers to the support (2 ).

(Their shadowy, melancholy luster comes from the cinematography of Fabio Cianchetti.) Except, of course, that these pictures move.

A thickly glazed luster vase from the early '40s, signed "Beato," is here, as well as a self-portrait plaque from the '60s.

A lot of "Astronaut" is spectacular: much of its luster comes from W. Mott Hupfel III's cinematography, which has a bare-bones poetry.

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.