lustrously

Her hair, again in its more natural 'bob,' gleamed lustrously under the light.

Her face shone above it; her eyes glowed lustrously dark.

Then we found that the full moon was gleaming lustrously from a cloudless sky across the valley.

And we are heirs to a difficult, provoking, visionary art, which at the Met looks, often for all the wrong reasons, lustrously right.

Reluctantly, Surprise came, her hair swirling lustrously about her.

Beside the plastic box was a traditional coffin of dark, lustrously rubbed hardwood.

Ms. Golden has a handsome mezzo-soprano voice, lustrously dark in the mezzo range.

The girl up in front of him, a mere thirty or forty yards away, had a dark skin, lustrously sheened.

Her hand went to her neck, drawing back the fine silk of her long, lustrously dark hair.

It feels lustrously hip and aware, and a lot of critics are making big claims for it.

As he approached again through the gate, Darragh could see the box was laden with groceries, lustrously packaged.

While the harmony is lustrously beautiful, the volume reassuringly low, other characteristics of the music cause frustration for the casual listener.

Another formidable entree is the double veal rib, a fist-thick cut of lustrously tender meat.

The thing that looked like Ellen Carver sat behind the desk in the now-empty holding area, head up, eyes gleaming lustrously.

Her forehead and cheeks are lustrously polished, almost glazed, like a pebble smoothed by centuries of pounding surf.

Miss Tebaldi also had stylistic understanding, temperament and one of the most lustrously beautiful lirico spinto voices ever.

Through her black veil the whites of her big eyes gleamed lustrously like the eyes of a masked woman.

Mr. Hatoum lustrously evokes, in a mode as much of comedy as nostalgia, the life of his Lebanese riverside community.

Mr. Nagase does look sharp in his pork pie hat and sunglasses, particularly when he hops behind the wheel of his lustrously polished 1954 convertible.

Saarinen's own house, which was completed in 1930 and lustrously restored in 1994, is a cross between Finnish serenity and Art Deco exuberance.

Finally all the players reported onstage for a rousing performance of Ravel's lustrously scored Suite No. 2 from "Daphnis et Chloé."

The ensemble playing was remarkable for such a spur-of-the-moment project - crisply precise and lustrously alive, driven by the sensitively accented drumming of Charli Persip.

The bed is king-size, still rumpled, its mahogany foot- and headboards shining lustrously in the glow from the concealed lighting behind the bedside cabinets and shelving system.

The high point of Tuesday's early show, in which everything was stamped with joie de vivre, was a lustrously rounded rendition of "It's Easy to Remember."