Sentence examples for a star of a from inspiring English sources

Lattier, a star of a high, half-forgotten cultural moment in Africa, is his hero.

If there is a star of a team whose strength is clearly collective, it is Miyama.

SEVENTY years after Sun Valley was a star of a Hollywood movie, the resort is producing films of its own.

They include, in addition to Mr. Rannells and Mr. Gad, Hugh Dancy, a star of a new drama, "Hannibal," who is now on stage in "Venus in Fur"; Laura Benanti, a star of a new sitcom, "Go On," who has appeared in musicals like "Gypsy"; Julie White, also in "Go On," who has appeared in plays like "The Little Dog Laughed"; and the Tony nominee Victor Garber, a star of a new drama, "Infamous".

It seemed an impolitic comment since Mr. Gad's co-star in "Mormon," Andrew Rannells, is also a star of a coming NBC sitcom, "The New Normal".

AFTER 'BOOK' During the NBC presentation, Jennifer Salke, president of the NBC Entertainment division, lavished praise on Josh Gad, a star of a coming sitcom, "1600 Penn".

The film cast James Caan as a star of an ultraviolent roller derby that is used to placate the proletariat in a futuristic society.

That we're watching a star of the present moment playing, in effect, a star of an earlier age only doubles the fun and adds to our sense of dislocation.

When Brandi Passante, a star of A&E's reality show "Storage Wars," sued Moore for defamation, he responded by sending her lawyer a picture of a penis.

There were also drawings of a Star of David and of a crown.

Chad L. Coleman, a star of "The Wire," is a member!