"sparkling star" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a bright, shining star in the sky or it can also be used figuratively to describe someone or something that is exceptional, talented, or successful. Example: As the sun set, the sparkling stars began to appear in the darkening sky. Example: The actress was the sparkling star of the award ceremony, stunning the audience with her performance.
SANDRA BALLENTINE 1. Price likes to sip a sparkling star (vodka, star fruit, aloe, hibiscus and Champagne) at Apotheke in Lower Manhattan.
Route 100 Wine Bar and Grill, in Yonkers, is the sparkling star anchoring the south end of an unprepossessing strip mall.
The Closer (TNT) - Kyra Sedgwick this year finally received a long-overdue Emmy Award for her sparkling star turn as Deputy Police Chief Brenda Leigh Johnson, one of the most entertaining television characters to come along in years.
"Mommy let's go let's goooooo!" three-year-old Marigny, a dumpling with a sparkling star shirt, began screaming to her mother, and then broke into heaving sobs, which escalated over the course of several minutes.
The gleaming whiteness of the waist-deep, powdery snow lit up the darkness and reflected a brilliant quarter-moon and sparkling stars.
On the other hand, the overall action takes place within a dark-blue frame with sparkling stars, an apparent evocation of dreamland, that looks tacky.
The adjoining town houses each had American flags on poles, and Christmas decorations: little sparkling stars, wooden signs saying "Joy* * and "Noel".
At Spurs alone, alongside Alli are two more sparkling stars in Harry Kane and Eric Dier, while my own club, Everton, can boast potentially the best British defender for years in John Stones alongside Ross Barkley, who made his England debut at the age of 19.
Or stray from solid colors to dabble in nail art, especially the over-the-counter variety offered by brands like Nailene, with its glue-backed sparkling stars and crescents, and Sally Hansen Salon Effects, with patterns that vary from butterflies, argyle and fishnet designs to zebra stripes and cat spots.
With her thin red, white and blue headbands, one covered in sparkling stars, Rollins was difficult to miss in her first major international final, and she overtook the reigning world and Olympic champion, Sally Pearson of Australia, in the final stages of the race.
Some are like this flash feeling and sometimes I see sparkling stars all around me: bright white, yellow, and orange.
