Sentence examples for stardust from from inspiring English sources

If only a sprinkling of the stardust from this exceptional down-on-the-fashion-farm event reaches the new collection, it will be a moment of pure magic.

His other titles were more minor.The Nazis sought his help, hoping for some stardust from a real ex-empire to give lustre to their gimcrack one.

But for the Women's British Open champion, herself, the Sports Personality of the Year snub did not remove any of the stardust from her incredible year.

A Rube Goldberg-type apparatus collects stardust from another window and transforms it into the red, yellow and blue pigments from which the bird is drawn.

The Eagles still embraced the underdog role Thursday, but they looked and sounded as if they had shaken off the stardust from victories over Georgetown and San Diego State as they prepared for Friday night's game against third-seeded Florida.

Instead, it was the boot of Ayumu Goromaru and the tenacity of Japan's pack that prevailed, sprinkled with a touch of stardust from Akihito Yamada who finished a brilliant try on the stroke of half-time.

Current projects cover a breadth of scientific content ranging from aquatic invasive species to native bees, from pollen to stardust, and from urban birds to arctic glaciers.

Navea Soothing Herbs and Navea Herbs from Navea Vanilla, and Stardust Flower from Stardust Flowers.

For seven pounds of stardust, borrowed from the dark.

To say that Ziggy Stardust Came from Isleworth (Radio 4) is stretching things.

What does Trump have in common with Ziggy Stardust, apart from orange hair?