“Astronomers would later scrutinize this star to a greater degree with the Hubble Space Telescope.”

“Cavalcanti berated the philosopher for giving so much consideration to the influence of the stars.”

“Carla would soon become a star in the world of chess.”

“The starlet captivated audiences with her talent and charm, leaving no doubt that she had a promising career ahead of her.”

“Those assassins who had tried to shoot Erica on the launch platform now captured a starship.”

“He manages to escape the barren planet, commandeers a starship, and seeks to exact his revenge on Kirk.”

“Well, ask Captain Janeway of the starship Voyager if she can tell the difference between warp five and warp six.”

“Her eyes grew accustomed to the starlight and she spotted her own shadow lying on the surface.”

“She looked out to the ocean, seeing the reflection of the starlight on the crests of the waves.”

“The tower's rough surface is illuminated by starlight and is silhouetted against the background glow of more distant gas.”

“Daybreak's launch campaign concentrated on the starriness of Adrian and Christine, and stories of their seven-figure salaries were everywhere.”

“Perhaps it's also that she's not yet used to the starriness of it all.”

“Her starriness has a challenging, irritating twinkle peculiar to her.”

“These include the Golden Fleece, Ye Olde Starre Inne, noted for its sign which has spanned the street since 1733, and The Kings Arms, often photographed during floods.”

“The lake shined in the moonlight and reflected the sights above, the water ripples breaking up the starshine into tiny dancing lights.”

“We're sure it was warm in Venice, but we didn't notice any other starlets looking like they just finished a schvitz in the sauna.”

“I would have enjoyed staying at the party even later, but those ambitious little no-name starlets and studlets crammed into the place.”

“Unlike the bevies of botoxed starlets, he was obviously not on the wheatgerm juice.”