Sentence examples for multitude of stars from inspiring English sources

Marco van Basten is likely to rest a multitude of stars tonight.

For a city dweller, the multitude of stars on a crisp, clear Pembrokeshire night is breathtaking, and it takes us a few moments to get our bearings.

As to the difficulty that into the one primary motion is crowded a vast multitude of stars, while of the other stars each has been separately given special movements of its own, there is in the first place this reason for regarding the arrangement as a natural one.

Why is it that the primary motion includes such a multitude of stars that their whole array seems to defy counting, while of the other stars each one is separated off, and in no case do we find two or more attached to the same motion?

I loved the peace and calm I felt there in the evening looking up at the multitude of stars in the night sky.

Galileo observed the Milky Way, previously believed to be nebulous, and found it to be a multitude of stars packed so densely that they appeared from Earth to be clouds.

America has a multitude of sports stars who were driven to excel by overzealous parents.

Well, according to Johnny Depp, there's a multitude of movie stars nonchalantly expecting adoration in the music industry, too.

Researchers have been debating whether these highly luminous objects are seeded by a multitude of small stars or if they are born directly from the collapse of a gigantic cloud of molecular gas.

Dante acknowledges Ptolemy in the Convivio (Book II, Ch. 14): "In the Old Translation he [Aristotle] says that the Galaxy is nothing but a multitude of fixed stars in that region… Avicenna and Ptolemy seem to share this opinion with Aristotle". We also find echoes of the Ptolemaic conception of the universe throughout the Comedy.

The shark he's accuses the show of jumping involves its multitude of guest stars interviewing for the manager position vacated by Steve Carell/Michael Scott and Will Ferrell/Deangelo Vickers, including Will Arnett, Ray Romano, Catherine Tate, James Spader and Jim Carrey.