Sentence examples for burgeoning star from inspiring English sources

Like any burgeoning star, Uggie is now going on a major victory lap, Movieline reports.

Kemp is the burgeoning star who is growing into his role.

The Bulldogs are also without the sophomore cornerback Malcolm Mitchell, a burgeoning star at receiver who was moved over to defense to help offset the Bulldogs' personnel issues.

His burgeoning star status was confirmed by his 1988 debut album, The Great Adventures of Slick Rick, widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time.

Clinton said he'd try, to which Williams volleyed back, "Should I read your lips?" Political and social niceties don't come naturally to this 20-year-old burgeoning star.

There was Kevin Colbert, the most underrated if not outright best general manager in pro football, playing hardball with the restricted free agent Mike Wallace, a burgeoning star receiver but not someone the organization is going to overpay to keep.

But he has kept the atmosphere light enough for young players like outfielders Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier to develop into burgeoning stars.

Small movies, burgeoning stars, serious themes, all good things for the future of the industry, create a near-term marketing problem for the Academy.

Longtime consumer brands are burgeoning stars in the $93 billion licensing business, a field in which movie tie-ins usually get the most attention.

While serving as the defensive backs coach in Baltimore for the past four seasons, Henderson turned a group of young players into burgeoning stars, who accounted for the second-most interceptions in the National Football League during his tenure.

Burgeoning stars like RaeLynn, Cassadee Pope and Danielle Bradbery all got their start on The Voice under Shelton's mentoring, and The Voice has learned how to generate the same heartland appeal that Idol once understood in how it presents its contestants to the public.