Sentence examples for lustre out from inspiring English sources
He squeezed a daub of car wax on the cloth diaper and wiped down the case, drawing lustre out of the old enamel.
October high: 24C The Greek islands can lose their lustre out of season, but southern Crete falls into the north African climatic zone and basks in sunshine long after other resorts have put up the shutters.
"Foie gras and lobster patties … seem to lose their fine lustre out of doors," she writes (and I sense you all nodding in agreement), before grandly conceding that "sandwiches, I rather like".
It had all the lustre of a dried-out piece of wood.
The fibre strands are then washed and sun-dried to promote bleaching and bring out lustre.
That for all this talk of 'the people's princess', Diana was straight out of the Penelope Keith Finishing School, despite the later lustre of her Fayed-funded role as international playgirl of mystery.
The party will find it harder to maintain its lustre as it starts handing out pork to Democratic interest groups; Democratic lobbyists are swarming over Capitol Hill like locusts at the moment.
They lustre on in the memory.
Even gold appeared to be losing its lustre on Thursday.
For generations still to come Botham's 149 not out will take on the lustre of immortality.
In one shop he found a Victorian rose lustre plate, but the owner was out & the boy there didn't know the price.
