Sentence examples for some stardust from inspiring English sources
The arrival of rave festivals in recent years sprinkled some stardust and dollars on the region.
Rob Bagchi relishes the prospect of Vicente sprinkling some stardust for Brighton.
Sure, we've brought in internationals to sprinkle some stardust on the place, but they've had to buy into what we do rather than the other way round.
His other titles were more minor.The Nazis sought his help, hoping for some stardust from a real ex-empire to give lustre to their gimcrack one.
The moment he sprinkles some stardust around the Cadillac Championship, up pops the master scene stealer to bask in the associated glow.
Mr. Pellegrino also brought some stardust with his project: he had consulted for the director James Cameron on the movies "Titanic" and "Avatar," and Mr. Cameron optioned "Last Train" for a film about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
She even sprinkled some Hollywood stardust on the station with documentaries fronted by Val Kilmer and Brad Pitt.
John McDonnell and Jeremy Corbyn should find other ways of giving their Saturday demo some radical stardust.
High street collaborations – a way to get some catwalk stardust on the cheap – come as standard for Generation Y.
The choice of LinkedIn, a popular service for job seekers, was clearly meant to sprinkle some digital stardust on Mr. Obama's campaign for the jobs bill.
Google is to sprinkle some Hollywood stardust over its YouTube video website, as it goes head-to-head with traditional television in the battle for a new generation of viewers.
