Sentence examples for star reading from inspiring English sources
In the fall of 2009, Mr. Isenberg filed a formal complaint with the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) challenging the validity of high school diplomas that students at the high school at which he taught received the previous June based on his review of students' Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) reading test scores.
Carpenter respected Harris's experience, but the temperamental, mercurial O'Bannon hated Harris, and was rumoured to have included a subliminal, single-frame message in Dark Star, reading: "Fuck Harris".
A headline in Saturday's Toronto Star read: "Oh, Canada!
Pujara said the text message from the cricket star read: "Congratulations!
The Sherlock star read the same speech for a Google+ advertisement two years ago.
His 1945 citation for the Silver Star read, in part: "Lieutenant Weiss' great heroism [was] materially responsible for trapped units being able to hold out against overwhelming odds.
The company also makes sure that there aren't any products out there that diminish the reputation of the star (read: future attractiveness of the brand for endorsements).
Similarly, before you become a movie star, read Anne Helen Petersen's piece in the Virginia Quarterly Review on the history of the Hollywood publicity industry from silent movies to present.
Given some of the press notices -- "The Rise and Fall of a Star" read the headline on a 3,800-word 3,800-wordhe storyrancinco Chronicle in 1999 -- one can undersThed a little defenSan Francisco Chronicle part today.
Sue Galloway, who plays an ambiguously accented comedy writer on "30 Rock," performed a character piece about a drunken office worker singing an aggressive version of "I Will Follow Him" at a karaoke night; David Cross, the "Arrested Development" star, read remarks posted on the East Village blog EV Grieve that complained about the Upright Citizens Brigade's arrival.
Mr. Sánchez means to chronicle the manufacture of a Hollywood star (read legend or icon) by concentrating on its beginnings, so that women's subjugation, men's brutality, whether they're powerful or not, and racial stereotyping can be graphically depicted and, against all odds, transcended.
