"glittering star" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a shining object, such as a star in the night sky, or something that shines brightly in figurative language. For example: "The diamond necklace sparkled like a glittering star."
At Princeton, Hobey Baker was the glittering star of college sports, dominating in both football and hockey.
The Supernova collection, with its glittering star motifs, offers the ideal look for all of these urges.
But an equally interesting conversation might well have been that between Fonteyn, the glittering star of the Royal Ballet for 40 years, and Cunningham, who signed for Leyton Orient at the age of 16 after turning down a rather different offer from the Ballet Rambert.
The more demure Luxury model is distinguished by a traditional star ornament atop the hood, with the Sport specification flaunting a fat, glittering star on its chesty grille.
Based on 81 reviews, review aggregate site desimartini.com gave the film the verdict, "A feel good film with a glittering star cast and amazing camera work.
But now that we're back to the one-day-a-week format, Movie Night concluded with a not-so-happy ending, as we also had to say goodbye to a shining, glittering star -- former UFC fighter Randy Couture and his pro partner Karina Smirnoff.
But in front was a pathway of glittering stars.
* Camping on chickee stilt platforms at nightfall beneath a canopy of glittering stars.
It rises up through the clear, pure air beyond the glittering stars.
For added effect he glued glittering stars to the black background.
It attracted glittering stars from the outset, including George Gershwin as pianist in 1936, the year before he died.
