Sentence examples for emergent star from inspiring English sources

She pairs up with Dakota Johnson in How to Be Single, playing New York singletons; enough emergent star quality to give the film a fighting chance in overseas territories.

BGC is more than just a new campus; it will also serve as a physical hub for an emergent "Star Alliance" of top-tier global universities.

The fact that Palin is the figurehead of a movement most of whose emergent stars would appear to be better suited to prison or lunatic asylums makes it hard to get one's head around quite what is happening to mainstream politics in the US at the moment.

At the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday night, Miley Cyrus's younger sister (the emergent pop star Noah Cyrus, who sings in a comparably billowy voice) and her father (the country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, whose songs have a strange and clangorous twang) stood together to address the crowd.

Beri Smither, a radiant onetime cover star, has emergent den mother qualities, and Michael Flutie, who steers the casting decisions, holds the promise of rage.

In 1962 Laurents directed a musical for the first time, I Can Get it for You Wholesale, starring an emergent Barbra Streisand.

Their pieces suited perfectly the newly emergent jet-set and movie star crowd, whose patronage cemented Bulgari's reputation for luxury and elegance.

Texts and symbols are the focus of the next grouping, in which the emergent Dana Frankfort's blazing-orange Star of David livens up older and more cerebral canvases by Louise Fishman, Joan Snyder and others.

His Alice in Wonderland-style lyrics, entrancing vibrato voice and warm, homespun sound have wrenched him from the emergent San Francisco scene and propelled him to pop star status.

More than that, we're now seeing emergent technology here on Earth that was once little more than a Star Trek scriptwriter's dream.

Serbia has been the emergent force in the last two seasons, and three of its stars advanced to the quarterfinals Sunday.