Sentence examples similar to all star year from inspiring English sources

He's had an all-star year.

"He's done that, and he'll probably be a perennial All-Star, year after year".

"He's having an all-star year," said Wade. "He does get overlooked but not by us players.

The trend stops there, though; Nelson does not appear to be a characteristic slow-starter, as his two seasons in between his All-Star year and now feature beginnings of roughly equivalent shooting and scoring to his final marks.

"This is an incredibly bad break for a person who is having an all-star year and who worked so hard in the off-season to become one of the team's best players," Liberty Coach Richie Adubato told the A.P. "I know she'll persevere and rehab the knee and come back stronger and better".

Dodgers Kenley Jansenn has been strong -- is this his All-Star year?

Despite the off-season controversy, the 2005 season turned out to be another All-Star year for Rodríguez.

"Hopefully he will have another all-star year in the future, at which time we will be happy to extend an invitation.

Despite Winfield's annual All-Star years -- he was a Yankee from 1981 to 1990 -- he came under harsh criticism from Steinbrenner.

A pair of All-Star years in Los Angeles melted into two subsequent campaigns that reeked of decline.

In his five years with the Rangers, all of them All-Star years, the left-handed Hamilton hit.315 with 83 home runs at home,.294 with 59 home runs on the road.