Sentence examples for stars change from inspiring English sources

Scottish sports stars change this calculation, by giving a subtler repudiation of nationalism.

Hale's rationale for building observatories centred on the problem of stellar evolution: how stars change as they age.

We learned how to navigate by the stars, change a wheel, put up a tent, light a fire – and cook supper for nine on it.

Then, when the stars change alignment and investors decide to withhold new financing, many companies are cash-poor and must retrench or shut down.

Santa Clauses morph into Chinese money gods, snowflakes and stars change into symbols of fortune and happiness, and Chinese characters wishing good luck and wealth for the coming year replace the "Merry Christmas" wishes that were up in December.

An early assumption that stars have a uniform chemical composition throughout their interiors simplified the calculations considerably, but it had to be abandoned when studies in stellar evolution proved that the compositions of stars change with age (see below Later stages of evolution).

I started at three stars, changed it to two, changed it back to three, and then back to two, which is what I am sticking with.

Director Gordon Edelstein keeps things moving handily, although he is forced by one-man-show strictures to resort to such activities as having the star change his clothes in several installments.

Later the Drive star changed his mind, only for McLean to never return his call.

Furthermore, when a star changes its stellar type (e.g. from a horizontal branch star to an AGB star), the timestep is minimized to ensure a smooth transition.

The Scarlets star changed direction and his pace and power allowed him to beat Alex Cuthbert's attempted tackle to touch down.