Sentence examples for stardust to from inspiring English sources

Bill Gates and Nelson Mandela added stardust to Davos, rather than the other way around.

The second match of the King of the Ring tournament saw R-Truth defeat Stardust to advance to the semifinals.

Instead she has dazzled corporate diners bringing a little stardust to proceedings – what she calls being a "K-list" celebrity.

Across the Atlantic, another strain of mullet evolved: from David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust to Bono to Kajagoogoo's Limahl.

When we use Ziggy Stardust to think through the problem of populist icons aren't we leader-shipping Bowie?

Despite being left-footed, Kink possesses sufficient stardust to have long been labelled the "Beckham of the Baltic".

After the show last Friday, his flashbacks fading, Mr. Dehlin steered his group to Ellen's Stardust Diner to talk it over.

However, if the series premiere (if that's not to give it too much stardust) had to be watched, then Sally Bercow was, for many like me, the only name that made one mildly curious.

ON our second night, after dinner, we left the young children with Grandma Lola, and we four parents, along with our older boys, Sam and Avishai, went to Kutsher's nightclub, the Stardust Room, to enjoy the evening's entertainment.

I hold on to my hypothesis, my amateur merging of science and religion: we come from stardust, so to stardust we must return.

As the big beasts and their stardust began to disappear, the climate outside the venue actually warmed up a little, from freezing cold to simply snowing.