| Only upon close inspection do visitors realize that the organic creatures bearing lustrously creamy skin are marble. |
| She had an amiable brother, a large, carefully tended garden – the one spreading itself out so lustrously behind Mum 'n' Dad on the cover of Fairport's Unhalfbricking – and no shortage of parental interest in her future. |
| The lion tamer was lustrously delivered by Martin Winkler, who reappeared in Act III as an Acrobat in Lulu's stable of men. |
| The quality of the product is obvious in its great, lustrously deep colour which gives really good coverage and lasts really well. |
| The silver-tinged, lustrously shadowed black-and-white cinematography, by Fred Schuler, yields images that feel projector-aged from the start. |
| Through her black veil the whites of her big eyes gleamed lustrously like the eyes of a masked woman. |
