Sentence examples for off the stardust from inspiring English sources

Gidon Kremer, who also thinks that classical music should keep off the stardust, would probably agree.

The Eagles still embraced the underdog role Thursday, but they looked and sounded as if they had shaken off the stardust from victories over Georgetown and San Diego State as they prepared for Friday night's game against third-seeded Florida.

They have done so well that many migrants from Pakistan or Bangladesh like to call themselves Indian, hoping that some of the stardust will rub off on them.The stereotype of Indians as keeping shops or running motels in their adopted country is thus outdated.

"It was so cute," Mr. Nisbett said of the Stardust.

It ties off the era of Ziggy Stardust and plastic soul, and introduces the first taste of the new music that was to follow with 'Low'".

But eventually the stardust will wear off.

A year after his Top Of The Pops turn, he killed off Ziggy Stardust, announcing his retirement to a sold-out venue in west London.

With the same equanimity that he killed off Ziggy Stardust, Bowie killed off David Bowie.

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

Stardust plans to drop off the sample when it swings by Earth in January 2006, and cosmochemists will then take on the daunting challenge of dissecting nanoscale materials that hold clues to the solar system's formation and possibly to life's starting materials.

And where he had effectively sacked Woodmansey and the Spiders without warning onstage in London in 1973, by announcing he was killing off Ziggy Stardust, he approved Holy Holy and had his website announce their gigs.