Sentence examples for star stage from inspiring English sources
By now a nearly happy "homeless prepube the size of a polar bear," he swaddles his girth in baby clothes and drag in order to launch a career that eventually brings star stage billing and then Hollywood.
He had been a versatile television and radio star, stage actor, writer, satirist and singer in Ireland for more than 20 years before his breakthrough role in the classic Channel 4 series Father Ted (1995-98), written by Graham Linehan and Arthur Matthews.
As the cluster ages, stars of successively lower masses will also enter the giant star stage.
Thus the age of a single population cluster can be measured by looking for the stars that are just beginning to enter the giant star stage.
The most massive main-sequence stars will also have the highest absolute magnitude, and these will be the first to evolve into the giant star stage.
Initially very hot, the disk later cools in what is known as the T tauri star stage; here, formation of small dust grains made of rocks and ice is possible.
Saul Glyndebourne, and on tour A star staging of Handel's oratorio.
The England rugby star staged his stag do in Miami while Zara – one of Britain's leading equestrian competitors – held her hen party at a spa in Portugal.
Anat Hoffman, the leader of Women of the Wall, called Mr. Bennett's new plaza a "monstrosity" that "looks like a sunbathing deck" or a "rock-star stage".
The earlier great changes in cooking were a kind of baroque template, suitable for simplification — you made haute cuisine with cream and butter, nouvelle cuisine by leaving them out — but "techno-emotional" cooking was created only for the three-star stage.
The Met likes to position itself well above such unseemly embraces, even if it once feature an exhibition of rock stars' stage kit.
