Sentence examples for magic stardust from inspiring English sources

Things take a different turn, however, when he discovers a trunk full of magic stardust, and learns that it is the job of a starcatcher to catch such dust before it falls into the wrong hands.

Writers, I know: we like to imagine our stories as apparitions that arise from magic or stardust; a miraculous creation that channeled through us from a mystic source.

"People like stardust and magic".

It's like the top of my head has come off and stardust and magic have fallen in.

Christopher Lee continued a career of great professionalism and industry which was not noted for any great stardust or magic until the end of the 90s, when the Star Wars prequel trilogy and the Tolkien movies called on him, with his increasingly legendary personal aura and Merlin-like appearance.

John Gribbin's new Stardust and Marcus Chown's The Magic Furnace: The Search for the Origins of Atoms, just out in paperback, cover much the same ground.

But that's not Stardust's only trick.

There was a poetic edge as a woman performed magic tricks, pulling flowers out of a baton and scattering stardust.

The Victorian-set film is based on the 1983 bestseller by Susan Hill, and has been scripted by Jane Goldman, who previously worked her adaptation magic on the comic book-based Kick-Ass and the fantasy novel-based Stardust.

Like the three old hags in Neil Gaiman's Stardust, witches have always been out there, waiting for some spark of dark magic to once again ignite their intellectual and sexual appeal.

If only a sprinkling of the stardust from this exceptional down-on-the-fashion-farm event reaches the new collection, it will be a moment of pure magic.