Sentence examples for considered a star from inspiring English sources
Anything more massive than that is automatically considered a star.
Ah, but Boris Johnson is also considered a star.
He doesn't want to be considered a star".
At 61, he is considered a star in the small world of classical-music management.
Mr. Kumar left McKinsey, where he was a director and considered a star executive, on Nov. 30.
Before the merger he was considered a star, but after the merger he just couldn't seem to do anything to please the new management.
The Patriots are so deep, they can lose their Pro Bowl defensive lineman Richard Seymour to a knee injury for at least a month and replace him with Jarvis Green, who is considered a star-in-waiting.
The profile model can be considered a star-tree in which each site has its own amino acid substitution matrix, and hence it cannot model phylogenetic structure or different levels of sequence similarity.
Consider a star of the new economy, Cisco Systems.
In contrast, consider a star or a stone: on the face of it, it does not make sense to ask what they are about; stars and stones do not represent anything at all.
Consider a star topology network in the industrial field.
