Sentence examples for nascent star from inspiring English sources
It is obviously premature to replace the Antiballistic Missile Treaty with a nascent "Star Wars" system.
Ms. Moreno, in her first film, has a droll, nascent star power and a wariness that contradicts her character's impetuousness.
The royals' trip across the East River is testament to the nascent star power of the host borough.
White went to his first Olympics as a nascent star and emerged a commodity, traded into something possibly greater than the sport he arguably now defines.
The pair ended up becoming friends during a journey from New York to Los Angeles, and on to Indiana, with the photographer capturing iconic images of the nascent star.
Eventually, gravity wins out over pressure as the gas collapses to the point where the core of the nascent star reaches a temperature in excess of ten million degrees.
Stars form in clumps of cool molecular gas that hide the nascent stars.
Some of us go hunting for the edgy, nascent stars, others stick to old favourites and the "safe" big names.
Its gaze should also pierce the dust and gas that shrouds much of the universe, including nascent stars.
Using ever-more-powerful telescopes, they have also detected hundreds of nascent stars surrounded by clouds of gas and dust.
Most astrophysicists believe brown dwarfs and stars condense directly out of vast seas of tenuous gas known as molecular clouds, whereas planets form in disks of matter swirling around nascent stars.
