Sentence examples for birth star from inspiring English sources
He turns toward his birth star and contemplates each of 36 gods as the name of the god is recited.
— I can feel the moon moving, actually circling us, as we seem to circle the sun, as we rotate toward it, the Sheffield mountain like the corolla of a flower turning toward our birth star.
(For Galway Kinnell) And then, in the morning, the stillness of the quiet skirts of the dark, on the ground, around the full-moon trees, 4 a.m.— I can feel the moon moving, actually circling us, as we seem to circle the sun, as we rotate toward it, the Sheffield mountain like the corolla of a flower turning toward our birth star.
In other casting news... "Switched At Birth" star Vanessa Marano has landed a guest spot on "Grey's Anatomy".
Now, on August 5, Leora, the rest of the Music is Medicine team, and High School Musical and ABC Family's Switched At Birth star Lucas Grabeel are releasing a new original song called "Beautiful Day" for Samantha, a 10-year-old girl currently battling cancer at the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.
A "sacred powder" was sprinkled on the ground to create an astrological chart consisting of twelve boxes: one for each of the Hindu birth stars.
The priest studied the birth stars of husband and wife, and chose the most auspicious date for a groundbreaking ceremony, a chilly day in April.
The reason is that the lifetime of a star is governed almost entirely by its mass at birth: stars with higher masses age more rapidly than stars with lower masses.
Parker, who also wrote the script and produced "Birth," stars as Nat Turner, the preacher who led the insurrection after understanding the scope of slavery's effects.
The cloud is 25 times more dense than the famous Orion Nebula, which is birthing stars at a furious rate.
In the end, supernova explosions and strong stellar winds from the most massive stars in the resulting star cluster will disperse the gases of the H II region, leaving behind a cluster of birthed stars such as the Pleiades.
