Sentence examples for grassroots star from inspiring English sources

Rachel Sermanni is a rising grassroots star on the UK music scene.

To walk the streets of Whitechapel with him at election times has been to accompany a beaming, gleaming, grassroots star.

Chinese media have referred to Wang as a "grassroots star," and his down-home appeal might partly explain the overwhelming sympathy. .

While many take to the streets of Manhattan and the other boroughs with grassroots activities, star studded parties and hours of exhibitions and promotions, Polo Ralph Lauren is going to the world, and taking Venus with them.

From the outset RAR was a grassroots movement, avoiding stars and celebrities.

While liberal activists pine for the populist Warren and Democratic elites are no doubt suffering from Clinton exhaustion, among the party's grassroots Hillary remains a rock star.

Gathering it all on the internet, beautifully, and for free was the only way to pin down the grassroots art movement germinating in the Star Wars fandom.

With close to $300 million already received from governments and individual donors and with  ongoing fundraising still taking place – ranging from corporate pledges, all star concerts, employee giving, grassroots fundraisers and school collections – UNICEF said it expects to receive enough to meet its requirements for the foreseeable future.

"No matter how hard we try to produce enthusiasm and development at the grassroots level, every sport needs its stars to be visible.

The Star-Ledger editorial board called grassroots groups like NJ 11th For Change a "gathering storm" for Frelinghuysen.

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