Sentence examples for more luster from inspiring English sources

It had more luster and range.

On other visits, the food took on more luster.

Barnes's interception added more luster to Harvard's season finale next Saturday at home against Yale.

Their case for an at-large bid lost more luster at Villanova, where the Pirates struggled to complement Lane's slump-busting 31 points.

Furyk shot a smooth four-under-par 68, holding off Woods and a host of others and adding more luster to the best year of his career.

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

The further the volatile title character evolves into a swaggering self-styled Robin Hood, the more his luster begins to tarnish.

Three years ago, Barack Obama's unlikely presidential dream was given wings by rapturous Iowans — young, old and in-between — who saw in the fresh-faced, silky-voiced black senator a chance to leap past the bellicose, rancorous Bush years into a modern, competitive future where we once more had luster in the world.

Celebrities contribute more than just luster to a neighborhood, said Roslyn Huebener, a founder of the Brooklyn real estate agency Aguayo & Huebener.

POPULAR SCIENCE -- The 130-year-old publication, now part of AOL Time Warner Inc., is a good example of a brand that had more dust than luster, languishing as an also-ran from a lack of investment under its previous owner, the Times Mirror Company.

And this year it will lose even more of its luster as the form factors for mobile make productivity apps more useful on a smartphone or tablet.