Sentence examples similar to long term star from inspiring English sources

And those talents are at such a high level that his strengths will probably cover his weaknesses long enough for him to shore up the critical issues and become a long-term star.

Star Trek fans weren't happy with Abrams's handling of Trek lore, but he is a long-term Star Wars obsessive, and his style would seem a much more natural fit with the whizz-bang world of Star Wars.

For the past nine weeks, many in the mainstream sports analyst media have been espousing that Tebow does not have what it takes to be a long-term star pro-football quarterback.

Even the long-term stars are having a rocky time.

It has a strong first round, and players selected at Nos. 13, 16, 18 and 27 -- all Jets picks -- should be instant contributors and possibly long-term stars.

He gained the respect of executives at the top Wall Street firms for engineering the bailout of Long Term Capital, the star-studded hedge fund that was threatened with collapse in 1998.

They were soon divorced, however, and Kournikova later entered into a long term relationship with pop star Enrique Iglesias in 2001 after appearing in his music video "Escape".

Confirmation of the existence of a second planet followed in 2005, when long term observations of the star's radial velocity variations revealed a variation on a period of about eight years, caused by a planet with a mass at least twice that of Jupiter in a very eccentric orbit with a semimajor axis of about 4.3 AU.

We study the long term dynamics of isolated neutron stars (NSs) for different initial conditions.

Mr Angle says this is iRobot's "long-term guiding star", towards which the Roomba is a small step.

Consistent growth and improvement is the key here, and looks likely to turn Miley Cyrus into a long-term pop star".