Randi Weingarten, a former United Federation of Teachers president, said Mr. Wolfson helped woo the union as a client, and she credited him with suggesting the use of the term "star chamber" to discredit the City Council hearings.
Lee Evans suffers less snow-blindness in the face of celebrity in The Life of Lee Michael Josephh; £20), possibly because, having helped turn stand-up into an arena-sized proposition and conquered Hollywood, he is one of the few comics who can genuinely lay claim to the term "star".
This week, a reader who sent in a portfolio of mistakes she had found in the magazine (two out of six were blatant errors, for which we are truly sorry) cited the use of the term "star fucker" in a piece by John Colapinto about the philanthropist Trevor Neilson.
Your book(s) contains references to the trademarked term, "Star Wars (Trademarked Term)".
Thus, the term, Star Power.
But let's talk about the meaning of that oft-used term "star".
He noted that "Mr. Sheen elicits a real poetry from the role" and felt that, while watching him, "you start to appreciate the derivation of the term star.
This tragic aspect of the love story led many commentators to compare Brandon and Lana's relationship and subsequent drama to classic and modern romances like Romeo and Juliet, often using the term star-crossed lovers.
Although Reagan has publicly denounced the use of the term Star Wars to describe what he calls the Strategic Defense Initiative, he borrowed a line from the popular movie of that name.
It's not like you have to lo-o-o-ove everybody, but there must be some means of expressing a sensible parallel to moral and creative aspiration in an adult way". Tomlin experienced a second meaning of the term star struck when she made the 1978 movie "Moment by Moment," which was written and directed by Wagner.
Even the long-term stars are having a rocky time.
