Sentence examples for fabled star from inspiring English sources

That was the fabled Star Club.

When Francis started shooting Godfather in the spring of 1971, I didn't meet the film's fabled star right away.

At 54 minutes, it is the shortest of a dozen of Rathbone's Holmes films and takes place entirely on a train as the detective reveals everything about the theft of the fabled Star of Rhodesia diamond, including the fact that it really wasn't stolen at all but remained in Holmes's pocket throughout the investigation.

More enticing are her comrades, not least her boss, Aramaki, who is played by Takeshi (Beat) Kitano — the fabled star and director of pared-down Japanese thrillers, who, toward the end of the film, spins the chamber of his revolver and provides "Ghost in the Shell" with its sole flourish of indisputable cool.

It's a lot of planets". So what about that ancient, fabled Star of Bethlehem?

Not just because I'm a lifelong fan of the UK garage/R&B fabled star, but because I know that Craig loves a good workout.

Partly because of the "Tonight" show seal of approval — no single career better demonstrates Carson's now fabled star-making powers — Mr. Wright soon became the most improbable star comedian, filling theaters with fans roaring at cerebral punch lines as if they were bluesy guitar chords from an arena-rock band.

You can imagine the intensity with which those fabled stars might have endowed Erie.

He is, it seems, one of those fabled stars of the stage who comes fully alive only when an audience is watching.

Backing fabled stars like Rufus and Carla Thomas, Otis Redding, Sam & Dave and Eddie Floyd both in the studio and on the road, the teenager's multi-instrumental prowess--on keys, brass and reeds--was impressive.

A cult director because of his association with fabled silent star Lon Chaney and his proclivity for outré fantasy and horror pictures, Browning made a handful of sound pictures as well as almost 40 silent movies.