Sentence examples for star lit from inspiring English sources
Kicking off this riotous evening, Fisher serenades with a quaint tune, "Happy Days Are Here Again," after emerging from a star lit backdrop with a recognizable sci-fi theme.
NÉCHIN, Belgium — The last time a big star lit up this sleepy village of potato fields and rain-drenched pastures was in 1667, when the Sun King, Louis XIV of France, stopped by for the day.
Which star lit up Scrum V? Former Wales and British and Irish Lions centre Tom Shanklin displays his festive fashion sense to Scrum V viewers, much to the amusement of BBC rugby pundit Jonathan Davies.
Its surface temperature on the star lit side is approximately 1833 K, which is as hot as a blast furnace and hot enough to melt iron.
After dinner, keep winding west 45 miles to Apalachicola, guided by the star-lit bay much of the way.
We wanted to be in on it": The sulfurous afternoon went black unnaturally early, as if what was to come could not be star-lit, torch-lit, looked at.
His other poetical works include Das Sternenkind (1916; "The Star Child"), Die Treppe zum Nordlicht (1920; "The Stairs to the North Light"), Der sternhelle Weg (1915; "The Star-Lit Road") and Attische Sonette (1924; "Greek Sonnets").
There are also a variety of night hikes in El Yunque that combine strolls on easy trails with living-history tours of Taíno Indians and ritual re-enactments, bird watching and identifying wildlife under the star-lit sky.
Opening with Vera silhouetted against a vast, star-lit sky, the scale of Paul O'Mahony's semi-abstract set expands her story from 1990s West of Ireland into something mythic.
One of the best moments was when the boat had stopped for the night, gently turning in the current, allowing us to look up to see beautiful star-lit skies.
His favourite rides in Disneyland Park were Peter Pan - a magical gondola ride through a star-lit, animation-filled cave system telling the classic JM Barrie tale - and Star Tours - a simulator ride in which we were Rebel Alliance pilots flying through space on a starfighter in the climactic Death Star scene of Star Wars.
