Sentence examples for star marking from inspiring English sources

Next along is Regulus, the blue-white star marking the heart of Leo, the celestial lion.

The arrows eventually criss-crossed, creating a big star marking Syria itself.

The Egyptians were trying to find true north but they did not have a star marking the pole.

A story last month in The Ipswich Star, marking the start of his 20th year on the run, suggested that it was unlikely that the police would ever catch "the man who committed the perfect crime".

Then I thought about the cashier at that hair salon in Houston: She had a tattoo of the shape of Texas on her hand, with a star marking East Texas, where she is from.

Frequent conflicts have arisen over the jurisdiction of various faiths at the sacred site, often incited by outside interests; thus, for example, the theft in 1847 of the silver star marking the exact traditional locus of the Nativity was an ostensible factor in the international crisis over the holy places that ultimately led to the Crimean War (1854 56).

Lit by flickering votive candles, a silver star marks the very spot.

The star marked herself out as a philanthropist when her 1994 album tour, The Concert, raised more than $10m for charities supporting Aids, vulnerable women and children, and Jewish relations with Arab and African-American communities.

A bandana with a pattern of a New York City street map says "Hello Kitty New York" and a star marks the location of the store, at 233 West 42nd Street, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.

A red star marks the actual epicenter.

The yellow star marks the start point of the SB solution.