Sentence examples for stardust into from inspiring English sources

To get into character for writing this piece, I shaved with my Milward Courier (battery-powered) razor, stepped into my bracingly synthetic Irvine Sellars flares, and, slotting Ziggy Stardust into the Super-8 tape player, drove my liver-brown Austin Allegro, the one with the "innovative and progressive" square steering wheel, to London's South Bank.

The presenter of Location, Location, Location - who will bring some glamour to the traditionally dry subject of conveyancing and exchanges - is the latest television celebrity to be snapped up by politicians eager to inject a bit of stardust into their favourite policies.

The higher the level of your trainer, the more powerful Pokémon you are likely to come across, so it can often be prudent to wait until you level up your trainer before sinking a load of candy and stardust into your Pokémon.

I could give you the music journalist line about how this song is the moment Bowie makes Ziggy Stardust into the washed-up rock 'n' roll has-been cliché, and what it all means..

I could give you the music journalist line about how this song is the moment Bowie makes Ziggy Stardust into the washed-up rock'n'roll has-been cliché, and what it all means... but I personally love this song because it's been the soundtrack to the morning after every great night of my life.

Stardust blasted into space bombarded the surface of the newborn Earth, bringing heavy atoms combined into complex molecules.

They channeled glam rock, with an image of Ziggy Stardust worked into the wool, and the street-style world of punk.

Ziggy Stardust plunges into the deep-end in a new, Olympic-sized mural from street artist Ten Hundred, a.k.a., Peter Robinson.

That has set the pattern for the industry: small new label (Chris Blackwell's Island records) discovers new talent (Bob Marley, Roxy Music, U2), turns it into stardust, becomes big label, sells out to the suits (PolyGram).It was, to a large extent, the economies of scale in manufacturing and distribution that drove indies into the big firms' arms.

Stardust has crystallised into real power, with famous parents able to hand front-row seats at fashion week and lucrative modelling contracts down to the next generation much in the way that the aristocracy of old would hand down titles and oil paintings.

The first video features Kesha and her friends on a distant planet, dancing around in a mosh pit while slowly turning into stardust as the video progresses.