Sentence examples for A stardust from inspiring English sources

I mean, how would I explain 'Fifty Four' to a committee?" The new musical's plot follows the rise and fall of Steve Rubell, the nightlife impresario who made Studio 54 into a stardust Valhalla, where hordes of people waited hopefully on the rope line as boldface names waltzed past the Rubell bouncers.

If politics is showbusiness for ugly people, as a wise man once suggested, Olympic-tinged politics propels its ill-prepared performers into a stardust land of their own imagining – into some neon-lit combination of Broadway, Sunset Boulevard and the West End, with a hint of the Cannes Film Festival mixed in for good measure.

Though it is likely to produce some kind of reward, it likely will be limited in some other way, via a stardust or candy cost, to prevent people gaming the system.

Buy a Stardust Dragon tin and put in Stardust Dragon and Junk Warrior.

In "2001," evolution amounts to a little stardust, a little murder.

Soriana's strategy, in short, was to offset its higher prices with a little stardust and a better understanding of Mexicans' middle-class aspirations.

Instead she has dazzled corporate diners bringing a little stardust to proceedings – what she calls being a "K-list" celebrity.

It was first commissioned by a gentleman in Japan who had previously purchased a Lady Stardust fuzz pedal.

Ms. Daly realized her fantasy of being Édith Piaf with a wistful "Stardust," sung in French.

Jane Maloney, 44, brought flowers and showed off a Ziggy Stardust tattoo on her back.

The organisers have coaxed some of Hollywood's biggest names to sprinkle a little stardust.