Sentence examples similar to screen lustre from inspiring English sources
Her career suffered after Bogart died in 1957, though she never lost her big-screen lustre.
The big sprites and bold colours lose a lot of their lustre when seen on a modern HD screen, and the speed of each contender is sluggish in comparison to Ryu et al. There is some fine animation, and the overall presentation – from the menus to the music – is of a high standard, the kind that the best first-party productions tend to exhibit.
One nineteenth-century salon has been modernized by walls entirely of mirror and a heroic lustre of pink, black, and white crystal; the other salon remains Empire with Regency canapé and Coromandel screens; her bedchamber has mirrored panels, Coromandel screens, and a gilt bed with baldaquino and curtains of gold silk.
It has since lost lustre.
One hundred lustre colors effects.
Japan, sadly, has lost its lustre.
New York has lost its lustre.
"It would add lustre to the competition.
The FA Cup, losing its lustre?
Its lustre is greasy to resinous.
