Sentence examples for stars up from inspiring English sources

Why are so many Americans suddenly set on seeing the stars up close?

"And take the brightest stars up in the skies and place them in her eyes for me".

The chance to see big singles stars up close, albeit in a different format, is irresistible for many spectators here.

Show a snippet of footage, throw some stars up on a dais and take questions from the crowd.

"To have games played internationally gives fans, who wouldn't ordinarily have the chance, the opportunity to see their favourite stars up close," Vucevic said.

Assayas also reminds us that the orbit of dramatic stars, up at Maria's level, is unreal: a spooky round of photo shoots, festivals, limousines, shifting schedules, and whims no sooner vented than indulged.

Chatroom, which is part-funded by Film 4, also stars up-and-coming female leads Imogen Poots and Hannah Murray, as well as Matthew Beard, last seen as a rejected schoolboy suitor in An Education.

The Warner Bros. film, about a group of ex-CIA operatives out for revenge, stars up-and-comers like Zoe Saldana and Chris Evans, but that doesn't look like it will be enough to make the film a winner at the box office.

"Little Mary Sunshine," for instance, stars up-and-coming Marnie Mosiman, so memorable for her work in the critically acclaimed "Cloud 9" a few seasons ago.

"Saturday Night Dead" stars up-and-coming trans model Maya Monès and club kid Yera and addresses the digital-age obsession with "FOMO" (Fear Of Missing Out).

The movie, opening in New York, Los Angeles and the Bay Area, stars up-and-comer Michael B. Jordan as Oscar Grant III, an African American 22-year-old who was shot in 2009 by a white BART police officer.