Sentence examples for new starlight from inspiring English sources

Wednesday Hospital visit: At 11 a.m., members of the Red Bulls and M.L.S. W.O.R.K.S. will team with the Starlight Children's Foundation to unveil a new Starlight Fun Center mobile entertainment unit at Hackensack University Medical Center in Hackensack, N.J.

He came here in 1902 & spent the first 1 1/2 years at the Hotel Marty on W. 24th St. From 1903 to 1906 he had a room at 55 Irving Pl., now the premises of the New Starlight Restaurant, which honors the writer by displaying a large photograph of him.

Titled simply Ballads, and recorded in 2002 for John Zorn's Tzadik label, it consisted of solo guitar meditations on 14 songs from the standard repertoire, including Laura, Body and Soul, What's New, Stella by Starlight and You Go to My Head.

This week, our host Joshua Glazer sits down in the offices of Berlin techno institution Ostgut Ton inside of the legendary Berghain to talk with techno titan Surgeon and his new bestie Lady Starlight immediately following their first combined in the infamous German club.

The classes are paid for by individual donors and the Park, Starlight, Tomorrow and New York Times Company Foundations.

It's an endeavor that scientists have been working on for years, but a new generation of software, dubbed Starlight 3.0, can process a greater volume of data that's more complex, tying together e-mails, Web pages, financial transactions, wiretaps and other documents, and illustrate how they're all connected.

Instead, in the new and surprising view, the first starlight burst forth in spectacular profusion, a fireworks of creation.

The Atlantis is carrying 22,000 pounds of custom-designed tools, replacement parts and new instruments to slice and dice starlight and excite scientists and stargazers everywhere.

Atlantis is carrying 22,000 pounds of custom-designed tools, replacement parts and new instruments to slice and dice starlight as well as the hearts of scientists and stargazers everywhere.

Observations of the Sun deflecting starlight ushered in a new way of thinking about gravity.

The combined measurements, of wobble and starlight dip, show that the new planet is gaseous, rather than rocky like Earth, and less dense than water.