Sentence examples for more lustre from inspiring English sources
The man from Louisana brings more lustre that Hopkins, but it is also dated.
Big Johnno will bring even more lustre to the academy, but he can't possibly bring a more skilful touch with youngsters.
Sunday's final round added at least a little more lustre as the likes of Robert Karlsson, Luke Donald and Lee Westwood briefly threatened.
But, according to critics, the child care issue takes more lustre off the armour of the knight once almost universally supported in the battle against high technology's evil empire — Microsoft.
Scotland nearly gave the scoreboard even more lustre when Alasdair Dickinson, the replacement prop, galloped through like one of those three-quarters with five to go, but his scoring pass to Chris Cusiter was forward.
Victory has many fathers, and those basking in the glory of hunting down Osama bin Laden range from a Democratic President transformed from wimp and vacillator into a lion of national security, to the crack commando unit whose raid on the compound in Abbottabad adds yet more lustre to the legend of US special forces.
Intact bowls and a bottle decorated by this technique exist, but whole classes of much more elaborate lustre-painted glass are represented only by fragments.
This will push the dollar higher, restoring some more of the lustre it lost during the worst of the recent recession.Asia's giants will struggle to find a clear path in 2015.
Clive Bar (609 Davis Street; 512-494-4120; cliveblockstin.com), awayock away, is a more refined version of Lustre Pearl, with white leather bar stools and chairs that suggest a classy 1970s cocktail bar.
The conflicted lovers bear some resemblance to those in Tudor's earlier "Lilac Garden," considered far more a masterpiece than "Dim Lustre".
In one swoop, the New York job that no major administrative figure wanted (Matthew VanBesien, who came to the Philharmonic from the Melbourne Symphony, was not the orchestra's first, second, or sixth choice) has once more become a thing of lustre.
