star的示例

• Elaine looked up at the black, velvety sky studded with tiny, twinkling stars.

• The stars twinkled in the clear sky.

• We could see hundreds of stars in the clear desert sky.

• The sky glimmered with stars.

• Those seven bright stars make the shape of a saucepan.

• the stars of the silver screen

• There will be many stars performing in the Royal Ballet's Gala Night, held in aid of children's charities.

• She is one of the rising stars in the political firmament.

• A number of stars from the world of music attended the event.

• The 23-year-old tennis star looks unbeatable this season.

• The US flag has 50 stars on it.

• She was wearing a T-shirt with a star on the front.

• She sent me that Christmas card with the star on it.

• There are little stars all over her bedroom ceiling.

• I bought some wallpaper with stars on it for the spare bedroom.

• Ingrid Bergman starred with Humphrey Bogart in the movie 'Casablanca'.

• Last year he starred in the movie adaptation of Bill Cronshaw's best-selling novel.

• The movie stars Mark Burgess-Ashton as the gung-ho young fighter pilot.

• The movie stars Kathleen Turner as the hard-boiled detective of Sarah Paretsky's novel.

• Russell Crowe stars as a grief-stricken avenger on the trail of his family's killers.

• As stars cool, so the heavier elements are formed.

• Words are as the stars of heaven, fitted to illumine the yet dark places of creation.

• The lecturer who stares out of the window, for example, is unlikely to convey to students much personal interest in their learning.

• The stars can be observed with a refracting telescope or a reflecting telescope, but are the same stars.

• When you get older it is embarrassing because people are staring at you.

• The white men are like the stars over your heads.

• He then stares very intently at the growing flames.

• He then moves on to a discussion of the second cause of the stars' heat.

• If we could observe several different solar systems around other stars, the resulting constants would vary.

• Even so, the implications of this theory for old stars and other massive bodies were not generally realized until the 1960s.

• However, they would differ on details like the distribution of stars and, even more, on what was on the covers of their magazines.

• Ejaculatory trajectories may be seen leading to these stars.

• First, when stars of at least 0.4 solar masses exhaust their supply of hydrogen, their outer layers expand to form a red giant.

• None of which is to claim that stars are alive, a common misinterpretation of such an eclectic stance.

• The contrast between planets and stars being the least in the infrared wavelength region, that has been chosen for this mission.