Sentence examples for lustrous purple from inspiring English sources

Finally, there are the lustrous purple and opal basils.

The other, aquatically themed in lustrous purple glazes, depicts a raised enamel frog sporting at the bottom.

A lady wearing a lustrous purple trouser suit was seated… The most popular Orson Welles video on YouTube, edging out the trailer for "Citizen Kane" and "The War of the Worlds" broadcast of 1938, is… The Only Street in Paris, by Elaine Sciolino (Norton).

A lady wearing a lustrous purple trouser suit was seated at the keys of the baby grand in the far corner, her rendition of "Hungarian Rhapsody" (with many adornments and curlicues) for now unable to drown out the inarticulate howling and baying from the bar beyond the lifts.

Lustrous purple-hued calamari, cooked à la plancha and served with charred onion, romesco sauce and a sprig of salty samphire tasting of the sea, is the best dish of the night, and like the steak with eggplant, leeks and anchovies, every bite uses char to season and balance.

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In the final gallery, against a lustrous royal purple mural of tropical foliage, Ofili wrestles with the tradition of western history painting, and with a modernist legacy that still underlies our visual vocabulary but also essentialized racial difference.

Autumn Glow has orange fall foliage and red fruits, and Harvest Red, an award winning shrub, features elegant purple fall foliage and large, lustrous red fruits.

The species is also unique in the sense that purple (ripe) fruits are more lustrous than green (unripe) fruits.

The five binary thorium sulfides – ThS (lustrous metallic), Th2S3 (brown metallic), Th7S12 (black), ThS2 (purple-brown), and Th2S5 (orange-brown) – may be produced by reacting hydrogen sulfide with thorium, its halides, or thoria (the last if carbon is present): they all hydrolyze in acidic solutions.

The lustrous fibre ranges in colour from white through brown, red, purple, or black, depending on plant variety and stalk position; the strongest fibres come from the outer sheaths.