Sentence examples for star protagonist from inspiring English sources

In 90 engrossing minutes came comedy, controversy, drama, breathtaking moments and an eye-catching turn from the star protagonist himself.

"'I wish you could see it, hon, you wouldn't believe it.'" It also hints at some of the inspiration for the would-be country star protagonist of Portis's "Norwood".

This bit of news — apocryphal, perhaps — has great significance for Jean-Claude Van Damme, the star, protagonist and leading ontological conundrum of "JCVD," as well as a one-time rival of Mr. Seagal's for the title of world's second-best second-rate action hero.

So here we are in the salad days of Jack Ryan, the author's three-star protagonist; Harrison Ford, Alec Baldwin and Ben Affleck have all played him on screen.

While her students are unforgettable, Ms. Mino is the star, a protagonist with a luminous face that hides nothing as she reflects the audience's complicated emotions.

He became known to fans as "Captain Kirk", in reference to the Star Trek protagonist.

The three simple words evoke all the excitement of another Star Wars protagonist flouting their bleak fate on desert planet at the outset of an epic trilogy.

In the end, the town is itself the star and protagonist of "Claire of the Sea Light," the fifth work of fiction from Danticat, the Haitian-born author of "The Dew Breaker" and the memoir "Brother, I'm Dying".

Recorded in LA with Madonna and Rihanna producers, The Fifth – Dizzee's fifth album, innit – packs vocodered choruses and guests such as will.i.am into what is essentially one long paean to being young, male and successful, starring the protagonist a sort of crazed Loadsamoney character on a rampage of cash and casual sex.

Next to a number of new characters, it will star former protagonists Leon S. Kennedy and Chris Redfield who have to fight a series of global bio-terrorist attacks.

The restoration of Johnson, who took 37 wickets in five Tests against Alastair Cook's quivering England, is all the more startling because redemption stories are rare in sport - at least redemption stories of epic proportions, involving a captive audience of millions and starring a protagonist who scales the heights before plumbing the depths before scaling the heights again.