Sentence examples for work of stars from inspiring English sources

Medlyn had commissioned Krieger to execute his portrait as Michael Jackson for the finale of his eight-year-long Pop Star Series, in which he reinterprets the work of stars like Prince and Britney Spears.

But asked whether such precedent encouraged him about Hillary Clinton's chances in the forthcoming presidential election, Moore was uncharacteristically non-committal, instead hat-tipping to the work of stars such as Patricia Arquette and Meryl Streep in lobbying for gender pay equality.

If you think of ballet in Latin America, the chances are you will think of Cuba, with its Soviet-inspired system of ballet training for young children or the work of stars like Carlos Acosta.

In October, Hollywood trade publication Variety hosted its fifth annual Power of Women event, an incredible gathering that celebrated the philanthropic work of stars Elizabeth Banks, Nicole Kidman, Amy Poehler, Charlize Theron and Kerry Washington.

I was concerned that such a "bells and whistles" production would eclipse Roman Polanski's 1971 work of genius, starring the much-missed Jon Finch (a great friend), Martin Shaw (not a friend) and Keith Chegwin (no idea), but it hasn't.

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Herbert Muschamp, the late architecture critic of the New York Times, had a theory that the work of star architects such as Frank Gehry, Rem Koolhaas and Zaha Hadid was a late flowering of surrealism.

I wouldn't recommend sitting in traffic an a bus for an hour, if the final destination weren't absolutely worth it, and Atlântico Rio, the work of star Argentine bartender Tato Giovannoni, is most definitely worth it.

It's, rather, that the combined exceptional work of star Leonardo DiCaprio and nonpareil cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki create so much verisimilitude and beauty that it compels us to pay more attention to this glimpse of a dark, unsettling kill-or-be-killed world more than we otherwise would.

His poems are filled with a religious faith in the processes of life, particularly those of fertility, sex, and the "unflagging pregnancy" of nature: sprouting grass, mating birds, phallic vegetation, the maternal ocean, and planets in formation ("the journey-work of stars").

oater -- Western film, referring to the preferred meal of horses; "The Golden Boot Awards are presented annually in recognition of the work of oater stars".