Sentence examples for star standing from inspiring English sources
Its full-page ad in the program, showing the smiling young recording star standing as he played a Steinway, read: "The future of classical music has arrived.
Last fall at Foxy Production, his longtime New York gallery, Mr. Ruby exhibited "The Masturbators," a surround of nine videos, each showing a professional male porn star standing naked before the camera engaged in onanism (not always successfully).
I can imagine a punter in tent city having the most wonderful time in their whole life – and some mega-famous pop star standing up on stage, never having felt more alone.
The watchful figures around the child include not only his mother, the shepherds and the angels but also the star standing over the place, God the Father, the cross and abstract entities like time, silence and the church of love.
Yes, we all know that McLuhan was a rock star, standing alongside Warhol and Leary in the '60s pantheon (Time magazine ran a cover of him with the tag line "Canada's Intellectual Comet"), but what in blazes was he talking about?
In March, Macy's introduced its Marilyn Monroe collection, a clothing line that, according to the department store chain, is meant to appeal primarily to teenagers and young women from 13 to 22. Also introduced in March was Three Olives Marilyn Monroe Strawberry Vodka, with a label featuring the classic image of the star standing over a subway grate, her pleated white dress billowing.
The monument incorporates some of Einstein's physics into its design – at his feet is an astronomical map of the stars; standing at its centre on the North Star and talking to Albert creates a perfect echo chamber.
T. I. is one of the last rap stars standing, a dominant figure at a time when record sales are falling fast and hip-hop sales are falling faster.
Well, from first glance, it is the kind of obscure indie film with an obtuse title, like 'M' or something, that opens with a shot of five louche LA rock stars standing in a storm drain.
Mr Powell said: "You couldn't see the current generation of stars standing on a tube station with the fans after a London derby.
"I always tell her, 'Man, you could have been a basketball star.' " Standing with one of his female dancers in the parking lot outside the Factory, Katey Red recalled: "When I first started rapping, I was scared.
