Sentence examples for those two stars from inspiring English sources

But then there are those two stars.

"It is on a line between those two stars," Ms. Spence said of the pole.

And I said, 'The thing that will make it commercial, if it's ever going to be, is having those two stars.' So that was tricky.

Astronomers assured the visitors that Hubble himself could probably not have seen those two stars with the same clarity in such a brief time.

The appearance of those two stars in the digital-original space — Mr. Sutherland as a hit man in a serial called "The Confession," beginning Monday, and Mr. Spacey next year in a remake of the British mini-series "House of Cards" — represents a new stage in the growing power struggle among television networks, technology companies and streaming-video purveyors.

Although it may be an overstatement to say that the Giants have begun contract talks with those two stars, it is fair to say that the lines of communication have definitely been opened and any potential hard feelings have been soothed.

There is little doubt that the absence of those two star attractions has also hit the ticket sales at Cardiff and The Rose Bowl, venues for the first and third Tests.

See those four stars above this review?

Forget those fifty stars, all crowed into a corner like swine in a feedlot.

Although those three stars remain rivals on the court, they have become allies off it.

Those three stars are a midway compromise: Scottish Opera's new Figaro is great on stage, shoddy in the pit.