Sentence examples for star of human from inspiring English sources
No, when it's time to fire up the Great American Fear Factory for another "lobbying blitz" and bellicose "product launch", America's policymakers conjure up the darkest star of human history.
It will be directed by Jason Woliner, a writer and director of the MTV comedy series "Human Giant," and feature Rob Huebel, a star of "Human Giant" and "Childrens Hospital".
As a star molecule of human β-defensins, HBD3 participated in the in vivo killing of pathogenic microorganism that relies on its bioactivity (Auvynet and Rosenstein 2009).
7.40pm: Star of Being Human Russell Tovey is the presenter for Best Actress.
Use the term astrologer when you are referring to people who divine influences of the stars on human activities and relationships as a form of belief that the stars influence human behaviour.
Bardesanes attacked the fatalism of the Greek philosophers after Aristotle (4th century bc), particularly regarding the influence of the stars on human destiny.
They run into the Creeper, as the character is listed in the credits, when the creature chucks what appears to be a ninja star fashioned out of human bone into one of the bus tires, bringing the vehicle to a screetching halt.
The parishioners stand idle and watch him go down; the foursquare star of a slippery human comedy; a movie that runs on the blood of its rich, sticky dialogue and the theatrical sense of a planet in tatters.
JAY BELSKY was 33 years old, a rising young star in the discipline of human development, when he received what he now calls "my lesson in the science of political correctness and the Mommy Wars".
The company hopes Fairies, aimed at girls age 4 to 8, will be able to piggyback on the popular Princesses line, which aims at girls age 2 to 5. Mr. Iger said he singled out the Fairies line as a potential blockbuster in part because longevity would not be reliant on the aging of human stars, as is the case with "Hannah Montana" or "High School Musical".
"The Girl Next Door," Christine Fugate's melancholy documentary portrait of the porn star Stacy Valentine, suggests that the intersection of pornography and cosmetic surgery has given birth to a new genre of performer: the porn star as human approximation of an inflatable sex toy.
