13 Sentences With "starrier"

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This particular crew does happen to be starrier than usual. from Mashable
You'd also be hard pressed to find a starrier ensemble. from The New York Times
Sundance will disclose picks for its starrier Premieres section on Monday. from The New York Times
Inside the hotel, waiters scrambled to serve dinners that went largely uneaten, at least at the starrier tables. from The New York Times
Trios do not come much starrier than this, and unlike many celebrity ensembles, this one has a real connection. from The New York Times
Some of the film has a starrier tint, as celebrities are lured to the N.Y.P.L. and to the platforms that it provides. from New Yorker
Mr. Romero's starrier-than-usual cast included Ted Danson, Hal Holbrook, Ed Harris and Adrienne Barbeau; Mr. King also made a cameo. from The New York Times
This new rock 'n' roll song cycle, directed by Leigh Silverman ("Violet"), centers on a couple of earthlings who light out for starrier territory. from The New York Times
Several benefit concerts, which sell tickets and help fund the rest of the shows, boast starrier names, including the Shins (June 15) and Sufjan Stevens (July 18). from The New York Times
How tempting will it be for Pop, who turns 71 in January, to walk away from coaching if the United States, with a much starrier roster, wins the Olympics in Tokyo next summer, as expected? from The New York Times
His interpretations of oft-programmed pieces on this occasion were elegant, passionate and always technically impressive, his compelling artistry superior to some of the starrier pianists who perform regularly on the main stage of Carnegie Hall. from The New York Times
The star-studded event to raise money for cutting-edge cancer research just got starrier — Jason Bateman, Beth Behrs and Jennifer Garner will join the array of celebrities set to appear at the live Stand Up to Cancer 2018 telecast, airing Friday, Sept. from People
Search result for "Mancinelli", Metropolitan Opera Archives. Retrieved 11 September 2020. (Direct link to page not available: use of "key word search" facility from site front page brings up the required information.) In the German repertoire, he conducted Lohengrin, Die Meistersinger and Tannhäuser (all given in Italian, as was the Met's practice at the time). As at Covent Garden, Mancinelli introduced Falstaff, but with a starrier cast than in London, including Victor Maurel in the title role and Emma Eames and Zélie de Lussan as Alice and Nannetta Ford.