Sentence examples for star articles from inspiring English sources

Rising Star articles are so designated on the top of its discussion page.

There is also a Twitter account that you can follow that allows you to see a running tally of Rising Star articles as they are marked.

White had complained about a Star article published in June 2012, headlined "Jimmy's aide in betting probe".

In a statement released by his office on Tuesday, Mr. Rice, responding to the Kansas City Star article, said the witnesses had declined to testify and there had been "insufficient evidence to prove a criminal charge beyond a reasonable doubt".

Solomon's aborted career as an art dealer was detailed in a Toronto Star article that included several emails between him and collector Bruce Bailey describing how the journalist would use his contacts with powerful figures to help sell paintings.

"The older he gets," wrote Kathleen Kenna in a Toronto Star article that's as handy an example as any, "the more George W. Bush peers in the mirror and sees his father.

From the Star article:"For businesses, there is only a certain amount of travel that can be reduced or eliminated," said lodging industry veteran Bjorn Hanson, an analyst at consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. "That doesn't mean that people might not trade down, send fewer people to conventions, send fewer people to meetings, have shorter meetings or something," added Hanson.

Toronto, where RNDMWRK is starting off, has "the lowest office vacancy rate in North America," according to a Toronto Star article this week.

A recent Toronto Star article made us think twice about cross-border baby daddy shopping.

As highlighted in a recent Toronto Star article, the aura of competition is thick.

Toronto Star article: Frontline medevac teams are life-savers in Afghanistan.