I slowly followed suit, laying down beside him and casting my eyes up into the star-studded sky that was around us. |
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Country star Tim McGraw is headlining tomorrow's star-studded concert for hurricane relief. |
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I just let the wine warm me as I let my mind wander across the star-studded sky. |
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And although it's a star-studded cast, the actors seem content to step back and make the characters take over. |
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For hours they danced, past the setting of the sun and long into the star-studded night. |
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At last night's star-studded launch a 10-minute video was shown to hundreds of guests in the centre of Leeds. |
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Chilly evenings and star-studded clear night skies offer a perfect backdrop for late night partying during the season. |
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By its side, we toasted marshmallows over the campfire and gazed at the star-studded night skies. |
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The sky was star-studded, dinner cruise boats were gliding by, there was a live band playing My Way and I was feeling good! |
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Fox stared stonily ahead, watching the grey of false dawn filter into the star-studded sky, ever aware of the orange glow behind him. |
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Overhead, the Milky Way washed across a star-studded sky, while out to sea a perfect crescent moon rose in honour of the Turkish flag. |
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As the Colorado Avalanche, the former Nordiques have one of the game's most star-studded line-ups and are a perennial power. |
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A small black sliver of star-studded sky ran between the brick cliff-faces of the old buildings. |
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Twinkle lights filled the ceiling of the auditorium so that when you looked up, you had the illusion of sitting beneath a star-studded night sky. |
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There were after-dinner drinks round the campfire in the Okavango, under a star-studded sky. |
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It has been reported that the Spanish club is eying up the England captain as an addition to its already star-studded line-up of players. |
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The Queen began her Golden Jubilee bank holiday celebrations with a star-studded Prom at Buckingham Palace on Saturday night. |
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Indeed, it was a star-studded gala event filled with laughs, tears, tickles, and fears. |
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Showbiz Tonight sits down with some of the stars of that star-studded cast. |
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We join overnight guests in the outdoor pool where we look for meteors in the crystal clear, star-studded sky. |
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Thursday night saw a star-studded premiere of a different kind on the small screen. |
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Movies The Aviator and Vera Drake dominated the star-studded 51st British Academy of Film and Television Awards last night. |
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Gazing at a star-studded night sky is a truly beautiful and hypnotic experience. |
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Jobson hosted a star-studded night in Edinburgh for his new film A Woman in Winter. |
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Samantha Mumba jetted home to Dublin last night for the star-studded premiere of her first movie The Time Machine. |
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But overall, it was a star-studded night with Hollywood and Washington's elite. |
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But a great location, and even a star-studded clientele with chart-topping albums, doesn't guarantee that a studio will make money. |
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Universal Studios is nearby and plenty of tours can guide them around all the star-studded hotspots of Hollywood. |
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One of nine invitationals on the schedule, this tournament attracted a star-studded field of 175 youngsters from 35 states and nine countries. |
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The pressure was on a year in advance to come up with stellar costuming worthy of the star-studded gala performance at Wortham Theater Center. |
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And last week he was in London at a star-studded prize-giving ceremony to collect his Excellence in Cities gong. |
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Misty evenings and star-studded night skies form the perfect backdrop for late night partying. |
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Observation through a telescope and explanations for an unforgettable star-studded night? |
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Djokovic and Nadal could also vie for a spot in the final in what would be a star-studded semi. |
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It was a fitting way to win for Italy, whose star-studded team were forced to battle hard for their third successive triumph. |
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Now the club has reopened, after a brief closure, with full approval from authorities-and the star-studded all-night parties rock on. |
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Get yourself the most festive, the most star-studded, the most delicious training there is! |
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Sixty international football players hailing from teams across the world competed in the two star-studded teams. |
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You cannot ignore the star-studded cast, because that is the movie's selling point. |
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Twelve finalists plastered on the greasepaint and heaved on the star-studded attire that made for a wonderful night's entertainment. |
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Another panther cried out in response to the first, and it echoed through the forest, sending birds winging into the star-studded sky. |
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The sexy girl group took part in the star-studded US concert in Philadelphia, where they performed a medley of their hits. |
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No dragons even graced the plain that night, it was dead silent, the silver moon still in the blue-black, star-studded sky. |
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I stare out at the inky black, star-studded midnight sky sometime after I'd left Mother. |
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Visuals are beautifully drawn with space's star-studded velvet sprinkled with red and blue phospherence, nebular wisps and the occasional comet. |
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We get a lot of star-studded nights down here and we have the outdoor fireplace, so it's nice to be able to sit outside in the evenings and enjoy a glass of wine. |
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She sighed and lay back, staring up at the black, star-studded sky. |
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Streamers of wispy cloud trundled elegantly past the window as if they were clearing the screen so that our eyes could feast on our very own slice of clear star-studded sky. |
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With a stage set which switched from an ocean liner to a city skyline to a star-studded night and costume changes galore, this was a pure pop show right from the start. |
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A star-studded evening it would be as some Tollywood stars are expected to turn up at the event, and the movie-crazy Hyderabadis can have their own share of fun. |
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In the star-studded affair, the major star clearly was Amitabh Bachchan. |
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Alcatraz has a particularly star-studded roster. |
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This year, the host football club, Olympiacos, invited more than 50 players from teams across the world to compete in the star-studded match broadcast live in more than 30 countries. |
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A star-studded faculty has been key to the success of SMI graduates. |
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The Grey Owl Cocktail was a star-studded evening with not only Brosnan and Galipeau in attendance, but also director Lord Richard Attenborough, and producer Jake Eberts. |
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We will always remember Sakic, Lemieux, Iginla, Yzerman, Fleury, that great goaltender Brodeur, and the rest of the star-studded men's hockey team ably led by Pat Quinn and Wayne Gretzky. |
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Do you dream of a romantic get-away from your everyday routine, see some spectacular landscapes, breathtaking sunsets, a glass of champagne by moonlight on a magical evening with a star-studded sky? |
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Expect them to give a sneak peek of the new restaurant with a couple of star-studded and very exclusive parties this week. |
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Glenn, 58, whose 18-year-old daughter wants to act, also says she felt uncomfortable attending star-studded bashes like the Oscars because of the pressure to look good. |
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The most star-studded cast in videogame history just got even bigger! |
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The career of this star-studded Chef, particularly at La Villa Lorraine, L'Ecailler du Palais Royal and Le Sire Pynnock, is impressive and cosmopolitan. |
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Among the star-studded guests were Rick Ruben, Lala Anthony, Serena Williams and 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen. |
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Come inside the star-studded globes after-parties, where inebriated A-listers mingle. |
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Directed by J.J. Abrams and featuring a cast that both reprises and adds to the star-studded original. |
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This road trip movie is star-studded with Farrah Fawcett, Jackie Chan, Burt Reynolds, and Dom DeLuise. |
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Mr Goolsbee's departure is yet another loss from a once star-studded economic brains trust. |
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But of course no visit to Hollywood would be complete without a bang-up, star-studded gala. |
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Recently, Mr. Quilico sang opposite composer and lyricist Frank Loesser's daughter Emily at a star-studded tribute in New York City. |
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It boasted a star-studded cast, including Allison Williams and Christopher Walken, but ended up being pretty boring. |
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It was a star-studded cast, until the money ran out and they all went back to Hollywood. |
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This star-studded locale is Malibu Colony, a private stretch of around 100 homes sitting side by side on the Pacific Ocean. |
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This star-studded event will be a true highlight of event week. |
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While tennis fans around the world anxiously await the debut of the new Centre Court roof which has remained open through week one, they can enjoy a star-studded line up of matches, particularly on the men's side. |
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The Governor General's Performing Arts Award Gala weekend pays tribute to the achievements of our most creative performing artists over a lifetime of performance at this star-studded gala. |
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This star-studded octet will be at Warwick Arts Centre on Tuesday, in a major joint promotion between Birmingham Jazz and Jazz Coventry. |
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The star-studded sky at that latitude was breathtakingly clear and bright. |
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With their dream Final only three days away, the Czechs, a sturdy and largely starless side, will need to pick themselves up and make sure they don't get a rude awakening up against the star-studded Argentines. |
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Alongside Ballack in midfield will be youngster Lars Bender, who is unfazed about facing Chelsea's star-studded squad. |
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Other acts in the star-studded London show included teen popster BILLIE who performed for the first time since collapsing in a bar two weeks ago. |
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It's quite a star-studded lineup, and it's going to get starrier and studlier as the summer months progress. |
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Trailing 26-0 at the break, England achieved the rare distinction of nilling their star-studded opponents in a passion-packed second-half performance. |
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After helping Monkey, Pangolin, Ostrich, and more, rainbow Guion goes to sleep under a black and white star-studded sky, hoping that things would improve by morning. |
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The Coleraine-born television star and Unicef ambassador hosted the star-studded bash to raise funds for the organisation's Unite For Children, United Against Aids programme. |
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