Sentence examples for a star kind from inspiring English sources

There were a few fly-by-night businesses, the 'give us your daughter and $2,000 and we'll make her a star' kind of operations, which we stayed far away from.

To kick-start the launch the company conducted a contest for a new Brawny man no longer muscular and blonde "in a porn star kind of way," says Correll, but slimmer, darker and clean-shaven.

Adjunct status — "parachuting in, in a guest star kind of way" — suited him fine.

By the same token: "I don't see Gingrich as the antichrist," said Mark Oltrogge of Calmar, who was in fact very much impressed with Mr. Gingrich's talk at Mabe's Pizza in Decorah last week and even dubs Mr. Gingrich "a rock star, kind of".

Before 'Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallonn was a movie star — kind of.

After the pizza lunch, we all headed down to a dark, frigid room filled with the hum of computers, a scary, Death Star kind of room.

I think of personalised number plates as a 1970s pop star kind of thing.

All things considered, calling Hatusune Miku a "hologram pop star" kind of misses the point.

Not the search lights that illuminate the red carpet at a star-studded event, or even the brilliance of a star (the kind in the sky, not the Clooney kind).

"He was a genius performer, a pop-star kind of populist," he told me.

She is unquestionably a star, the kind that keeps companies afloat.