Sentence examples for holding star from inspiring English sources

The fans were bundled up in Star Wars blankets and Star Wars hats and Star Wars coats, holding Star Wars accoutrements like toys and lightsabers and posters, while the media people were generally armed with cameras and microphones and fleece jackets with the logo of their news outlet sewn on the chest.

In just the past two weeks the producers, actors and directors of this season's contenders have been crisscrossing the skies between Los Angeles and New York, holding star-studded screenings, indulging in lavish parties and all but licking the faces of media types and Academy voters in hopes of gaining that ineffable edge.

Another theme arising from the new listing is Michelin's thorough acceptance of British cooking, with 140 UK restaurants now holding stars.

Holding star-studded fundraising events in June, September and October, she raised so much money — more than half a million dollars — that rumors swirled that she could be rewarded with an ambassadorship to France or England.

City of Rocks State Park (505-536-2800, www.nmparks.coff, off Highway 61 about 25 miles southeast of Silver City, holds star parties and other stargazing activities as part of the National Public Observatory's Stars-N-Parks program.

The Owls held star guard Corey Fisher to five points, but his backcourt mates Corey Stokes and Maalik Wayns tallied 24 and 21 points, respectively, to give Villanova a 78 74 victory.

TMZ started to hold stars accountable for their behavior, with help from Twitter and bloggers.

Fans often tend to hold stars accountable when their teams fall short, reasoning that the players earning the big bucks should shoulder the responsibility for the club's failings.

It became only the fifth London based restaurant to hold stars at that level.

Project Shaw has held star-studded monthly readings of all 65 plays comprising the George Bernard Shaw canon.

That's what the surging Broncos did Sunday, holding the star rookie Doug Martin to 56 yards on 18 attempts.