Sentence examples for resident star from inspiring English sources

Now a resident star at 20th Century-Fox, O'Hara proved the perfect middle-class wife in Sentimental Journey (1946), Miracle on 34th Street (1947) and Sitting Pretty (1948).

Except for the usual double entendres in which titles of mainstream Hollywood hits are twisted into salacious puns, "Finding Bliss Blissss is the name of the company's resident star) isn't especially funny.

After last week's performances before a live audience, which laughed appreciatively at Mr. Mizrahi's storytelling, Michael Rosenberg, managing director of the Drama Department, said he would sit down with his resident star to talk about the next step.

Most of his 18 pictures were made for Paramount, two of which featured the studio's resident star Alan Ladd, in conventional heroic mode in Chicago Deadline (1949) and Appointment with Danger (1951), the latter co-starring Phyllis Calvert as a nun, in one of her very few Hollywood roles.

Mr. Mitchell, who spent 34 years as the resident star of one of the few suburban jazz strongholds, Sonny's Place in Seaford, N.Y., recorded 10 albums under his own name and played host to a floating jam session of visiting jazz stars at Sonny's.

Most recently, I am competing in a Charity Challenge from Club Diamond Nation, an online virtual baseball and softball academy site, where I am a resident star serving instruction and exclusive videos to players.

Hammer's current slate includes a New York-set chiller called The Resident starring Hilary Swank and a big-screen version of Susan Hill's The Woman in Black starring Daniel Radcliffe.

Today, before 78,765 fans, the largest Giants crowd in Giants Stadium history, the team's resident stars, Jason Sehorn, Michael Strahan and Jessie Armstead, linked with the team's top three rookies to display the best results yet of this new composite.

Until now, the region has been better known for its labor camps than its culture, though if Depardieu makes his home there, Mordovia will have two resident stars: Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, the informal leader of the punk rock group Pussy Riot, is serving her two-year sentence there, in a penal colony reputed to be the harshest women's camp in the country.

David Margulies and Martin Shakar play the explosive, foul-mouthed, retirement-home-resident stars in this latest addition to the inexhaustible grumpy-old-men genre.

Davis, 21, is the company's resident "rock star" technical whiz– right down to his piercing blue eyes and thatch of dark blond hair.