Sentence examples for prospective stars from inspiring English sources

"They all wanna see," she warns prospective stars.

Many prospective stars languish, disappointed and resentful, on the backbenches.

He believes that allowing executives to participate in a business will develop more loyalty than offering bonuses to prospective stars.

Yedlin's transfer is a timely reminder that MLS is still capable of producing young, prospective stars, as well as providing succour for older, proven ones.

Many prospective stars languish, disappointed and resentful, on the backbenches.Of those lucky ones who have been appointed to top jobs, five women MPs have been in the headlines recently.

'They all wanna see', she warns prospective stars.

Something similar has been happening over at Lucasfilm, where president Kathleen Kennedy has now fired directors from three different prospective Star Wars movies since being hired by Disney to oversee the long-running space saga in the wake of George Lucas's October 2012 sale to the mouse house for $4bn.

For its creator, it involved nearly a decade of production obstacles that included potential star Brad Pitt's second thoughts and the pregnancy of prospective star Ben‎edict Cumberbatch's wife — and tastemakers who scrunched their faces at a longtime chronicler of New York City immigrants and outsiders tackling empire expansion in South America.

Mr. Hirschorn said prospective reality stars were becoming smarter about "self-producing," knowing they had to inject drama into the shows.

Declining to name prospective future stars, he said: "It's trying to bring forward a whole lot of young people you don't know about yet, some of whom will be sitting here in 15 years' time".

The next year the Chinese Digest, an English language periodical published for the West Coast Chinese community, announced the San Francisco premiere of Heartaches along with news that "Miss Eng" and the film's leading actress "Miss Fong" (Wai Kim Fong) would "journey shortly to China to seek prospective film stars for their coming productions" (2).