Sentence examples for spreading stardust from inspiring English sources
Although ripples of excitement spread through the audience in the moments before his entrance, and the raucous cheers of fans rise when he comes slamming onto the stage, Mr. Armstrong is not merely strutting around spreading stardust.
And money, when I could follow it on these silly sites, tripped around the globe, becoming euros and yen only to spread subprime stardust on razed fields where enchanted condos grew.
Did you know that Casey's team is 10-3 since his new organizational ally Joe Torre motored over the George Washington Bridge to spread Yankee stardust over the then-bedraggled, 2-15 Nets?
A week after an Australian man sold a purported copy of Toy on eBay (it sold for £62.98), a CD-quality MP3 version of the album suddenly appeared on BitTorrent, spreading like (ziggy) stardust.
He hoped to spread a little stardust on both the Tory candidate for mayor, Geoff Gollop, and Ken Maddock, the Conservative candidate for police commissioner.
Mr. Dauman may not have the natural cool of Mr. Freston or Ms. McGrath, but he works hard to be approachable and personable with employees, and to spread his giddy enthusiasm for the stardust the job brings.
Stardust also serves a fine spread of updated American classics such as a meatloaf sandwich dripping with barbecue sauce.
14 4 STARDUST, by Robert B. Parker.
