Sentence examples for whopping star from inspiring English sources

The counter-Freudian drama is handled with easy wit and flair, like a Shakespearian disguise comedy, and it made a whopping star of Fox.

In a recent search for hotels at Expedia, for instance, the online travel service displayed a whopping 16 five-star properties in New York City.

A 2013 Tatomer Grüner Veltliner from the Central Coast, for example, gets 91 points and a whopping four and half stars and should be priced anywhere from $48 to $60.

Rodriguez does not have a crucial hit as a Yankee, Derek Jeter has made errors in the first two games of the series, Mike Mussina lost for the third time and the $183 million All-Stars are batting a whopping.206.206

Jessica Chastain invoked the Hollywood wage gap afflicting today's actresses in a HuffPost Live conversation on Friday, alluding to a recent report that suggested she made $7 million for "The Martian --  a whopping $18 million less than her co-star Matt Damon.

Since then, it has run the same clip of Donald Trump and Chuck Todd in the reality TV star's private plane a whopping 51 times.

The three-hour event, based on the 1959 Rodgers & Hammerstein musical and starring Carrie Underwood and Stephen Moyer, reeled in a whopping 18.5 million viewers overall and delivered a 4.6 rating with viewers younger than 50.

There are also a whopping nine new restaurants that bagged a single star.

A nude portrait of Golden Girls star Bea Arthur sold for a whopping $1.9 million at Christie's auction house this week.

Then, in late 2008, The Star-Ledger wrested buyouts from a whopping 151 of its 330 newsroom staffers while pleading poverty as the cause of this draconian cost-cutting.

The story in China was completely different: the film racked up a whopping $156m in its first five days – more than Star Wars: The Force Awakens did in its entire theatrical run ($124m).