‘The church _lustre_ was dotted with candles, joyful melodies of volunteer singers with roaring bass and piercing contralto mingled with the chant of the choir.’

‘The stiff, hard Guardis on the walls, in which tin gondoliers were propelling iron gondolas on a leaden lagoon, were but faintly visible by the tentative light of the circle of candles in the quivering _lustre_ chandelier.’

‘ _lustre_ yarn’

‘The Wensleydale's primary value is in its fleece, which produces among the finest _lustre_ wool in the world.’

‘the _lustre_ of the Milky Way’

‘she couldn't eat and her hair lost its _lustre_ ’

‘a chandelier dripping with glass lustres’

‘The thunderbolt (which became my primary magical tool for the next 8 years or so) was created with the help of Brother R.B.B., and formed from two glass chandelier lustres.’

‘The handmade QM2 teapots will be painted in gold _lustre_ for the ship's first year, after which silver leaf will be used.’

‘The most commonly seen items in this range are the Rouge Royale pieces, which have a deep red _lustre_ finish with gilt decorations.’

‘ _lustre_ jugs’

‘At the same time, Iraqi potters developed _luster_ glazes by adding metallic elements to the surface of the glazed piece before a second firing in the kiln.’

‘a celebrity player to add _lustre_ to the line-up’

‘Perhaps Walker conceived this title to add _lustre_ to the perceived banalities of trading activities.’

‘Sperrylite is a tin-white mineral known for its brilliant metallic _luster_ .’

‘In fact, an artificial ruby will typically have a better colour and _lustre_ than a natural one.’