Sentence examples for star behavior from inspiring English sources

In the real world that kind of star behavior is against the rules.

For years, the Madison Square Garden management and the Knicks' coaching staff were the enablers to his rock-star behavior.

That giddy early period (and not a little rock-star behavior) dominates Moby's new memoir Porcelain, about his life in New York from 1989 to 1999.

I've watched this fawn over the rock stars behavior for years.

If Justin Bieber was Selena Gomez's boyfriend, the stars' behavior over the past few days would certainly make more sense. .

But once they got to North Star, such behavior was no longer acceptable.

But tolerating the star's behavior means forfeiting any standing to be shocked about it later.

When an employer can accept and sometimes even applaud star employees' behavior that most would find repugnant, it can lead to "moral incoherence," said Rushworth M. Kidder, founder of the Institute for Global Ethics in Camden, Me.

While the occasional onstage outburst or round of instrument destruction would seem to be well within the purview of a modern-day rock star, this behavior has led the Green Day front man Billie Joe Armstrong to seek rehabilitation after a profanity-laden rant at a performance over the weekend, the band announced on its Web site.

The Hubble Telescope has uncovered new clues surrounding a star's behavior never before seen in the Milky Way.

He then added, 'it's like mashed potatoes with no gravy.' This caused an outpouring of criticism from across Canada and around the world for the star's behavior.