Sentence examples for happy star from inspiring English sources
Coneflowers (Echinacea) now come in as many colors as wall paint, but some of my favorites are Green Envy, a chartreuse; Magnus Superior, a deep pink; and Happy Star, a startling white.
The panel ended with Star Wars: The Force Awakens director JJ Abrams triumphantly inviting the whole of Hall H – the convention's biggest and hardest-to-enter venue – to the stadium a few blocks away, where a symphony played selections from John Williams's score and happy Star Wars-lovers waved their lightsabers (color of choice) in the air in unison.
Hardee's wrote: "We'd like to offer one of your lucky readers the opportunity to win a limited edition Hardee's Happy Star Slanket, as well as some free Grilled Cheese Bacon Thickburger coupons" and I'm like "Lucky?" But I'll bite, and I'm sure you will too if you win such a wonderful prize.
As Mace Windu would say, "May The 4th Be With You MUPHUGHGAAAHZ!!!!" Happy Star Wars Day!! May The 4th Be With You MUPHUGHGAAAHZ!!!! pic.twitter.com/6Fi2TIuhrl.
Just in case no one has wished you a happy Star Wars Day yet, here are some seasons' greetings from Samuel L. Jackson.
To focus entirely on the rascals, however, was to miss the minor delights (Al Gore in his shiny cowboy boots) and the happier star turns, such as that by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who made a sniffling, coughing Hamid Karzai laugh (with hoary witticisms like "It is better to jaw-jaw rather than war-war") at a C.G.I. panel on managing diversity in the globalized world.
And driven the Hamadryad from the wood To seek a shelter in some happier star?
So now every time anyone tells us something's a bad idea, we're like, 'Cool!' " They have further called their slap-happy star-bashing "deconstructing celebrity," and claimed for it a high moral purpose.
And it seems apt that the journey of this musical — an underdog in a world of tech-happy, star-driven entertainment extravaganzas — is of a piece with what "Newsies" is all about: a bunch of scrappy kids taking on the mighty.
"Happy Endings" star Eliza Coupe has signed on to guest star on Season 3 of Showtime's "House Of Lies" as Marissa, described as a "wild-child internet company head and heir to a wealthy media family".
The two first collaborated on "Night Shift," a 1982 movie with Michael Keaton and the former "Happy Days" star Henry Winkler.
