"shape of a star" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the physical appearance or form of a star. Example: The students were asked to draw different types of shapes, including the shape of a star.
She wore earrings in the shape of a star.
A mortar emplacement nestles under a reflective canopy in the shape of a star of David.
The style of Thai food here isn't high end, with elaborately carved fruits and vegetables (though rice is charmingly presented in the shape of a star).
They have also put up a four-story yeshiva, or religious school, in the shape of a Star of David, and two synagogues.
At La Foire du Livre, a Jewish bookstore and gift shop on the Rue Richer, there was a molded cake pan in the shape of a Star of David in the window.
While Augh, a stainless trivet that pulls out to form the shape of a star, which Mr. D'Urbino and Mr. Lomazzi developed for the Italian manufacturer Alessi in 2000, evokes the elegant wit of Sciangai.
(Last year, an award went to a stool in the shape of a red star).
My friend Josh even got inspired to bake what he's calling an "apple הי," his delicious pie, this year with an open lattice crust in the shape of a Jewish star.
Make patches in the shape of a square, star, heart, teardrop, etc. Cut patches using scissors or pinking shears.
One of them was made of what looked like shiny chrome in the shape of an exploding star.
Though "Americanah" takes the shape of a long, star-crossed love story between Ifemelu and Obinze, it is most memorable for its fine-tuned, scathing observations about worldly Nigerians and the ways they create new identities out of pretension and aspiration.
