Sentence examples for a flaming star from inspiring English sources

Elvis was a flaming star.

Not a bad argument, especially if you consider what happened when Abramovic lay inside a flaming star made of petrol-soaked sawdust for a performance.

In this new interpretation, Dalila is a 1940s film star whose latest movie, Bacchanale, which co-opts the opera's famous ballet sequence for its score, displays a flaming Star of David on its poster.

The painting also omits the speech bubble from the source in which the pilot exclaims "The enemy has become a flaming star!" A smaller, single-panel oil painting by Lichtenstein around the same time, Tex!, has a similar composition, with a plane at the lower left shooting an air-to-air missile at a second plane that is exploding in the upper right, with a word bubble.

Once she almost died when a performance, in which she lay inside a huge flaming star made of petrol-soaked sawdust, went horribly wrong.

A brand-new flaming star of glorious, singing, singeing Isaan Thai cooking has landed smack in the center of Thai Town.

Only the inevitable, currently prohibited, direct intervention of the ECB will be capable of performing the resurrection, and from the ashes of that fallen flaming star an immortal sovereign currency will no doubt emerge.

She is called Astrafiammante, or flaming star, and her coloratura shoots astral sparks through the night sky.

The force and shaking of the rotation can cause slippage, and so sometimes a star (a flaming mass of rock and iron) is thrown downwards toward the earth as a meteor (such as the one Anaxagoras is supposed to have predicted at Aegospotami).

The field of the flag shall be blue with nineteen stars and a flaming torch in gold or buff.

Episode three: full of sand and furries — signifying nothing "In a flaming crash / Like a falling star / Heading straight for the dive / Gonna make some cash / With the avatar... .. — Duran Duran, Zoom In Gosh, what an epic week of news.