Sentence examples for put a star on from inspiring English sources

Put a star on top of each one.

Tracey Hepner is General Smith's wife, the one who put a star on her in her pinning ceremony, last month, after her promotion in the Army Reserve.

Goalie Saucedo said: "I hope God allows us to put a star on the team's crest.

The tradition at the C.I.A. is to put a star on the wall in the lobby at the agency's headquarters to recognize fallen employees.

If you don't, put a star on your nose and run into a wall before you ever again feel compelled to announce your unsolicited disdain.

Each day you go for a walk and try to touch your toes, put a star on the calendar.

Like, how could you possibly be a fan of Patrick Duffy?" The scene where Scuzzlebutt puts a star on top of a tree is a reference to a similar scene in the 1964 television special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, in which the Abominable Snow Monster places a Christmas star atop a large tree.

As we walked inside, he whispered to Sara asking if she could put a Star Wars mask on for the dance.

The DPT has a clever system where you can put a star or other symbols on certain pages, then easily re-find those points later — but then what?

It was, because she had calibrated it that way, not just in the interest of entertaining an audience but also to put a star-studded face on an unpopular cause.

Some are seeing Vogue's "stooping" to put a television star on one of the most coveted press pedestals around as one more sign of an impending apocalypse.