burnished造句

The woods today are burnished bronze.

Among Republicans, time has burnished Reagan's place in the pantheon of presidents.

Delicate panels of burnished gold radiate from a grey body, finishing in cobalt blue spots around the edges.

The promised gold of the Reagan years, burnished to a shine in the new millennium, has turned a grimy yellow.

His braid was black and shiny, his skin as dark as burnished copper, his eyes the shape of bitter almonds.

What if it burnished your rep as a dangerous character, making future quest opponents so scared of you that some battles became simpler?

When the fish was at the stern, plunging and cutting from side to side in desperation, the old man leaned over the stern and lifted the burnished gold fish with its purple spots over the stern.

Dubai has done a lot right. Despite a tarnished past as a centre for money laundering, it has burnished its image so as to attract big investment banks and other financiers in the past year.