Sentence examples for being star from inspiring English sources
He admits to being "star struck" as a boy, predicting: "I'm going to be like them".
The Today programme's editor Ceri Thomas, who said last week that women can't hack being star presenters, had many forerunners at the BBC.
Among the extended clan scattered around the Pierceton area, Ousley boys had a reputation for being star athletes, but Greg had little interest in baseball and was absolutely useless in basketball, the sport in Indiana.
It's a comedy-drama set in the early 80s about a group of first-year college students dealing with the dizzying prestige and freedom of being star baseball players.
Then he added, dreamily, "Be on the computer all day," which struck me as odd, considering how many people who sit in front of computers all day must fantasize about being star athletes.
Mr. Frederick Coudert arrives at 6 A. M. The Russell Doubledays, come in, having to arise at Glen Cove at 4 A. M. In afternoon children come, Master Whitelaw Reid being star skater.
I will admit to being star-struck.
Gråbøl admits to being star-struck when meeting Gambon.
"I got over being star-struck," she added.
You could quite possibly end all wars, just from the enemy being star-struck".
"The thing about being star-struck is that it wears off," Himmelman writes.
