Sentence for stars | Use stars in a sentence

A sentence using the word stars. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use stars in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for stars.

• Live with me under the stars! (8)
• And Stars, help me! (8)
• There were no stars. (8)
• The stars were very bright. (8)
• See the stars through the vines! (9)
• He had got a bit rusty with his stars. (8)
• It was dark, but many stars shone now. (8)
• There are no fixed stars on this earth. (8)
• We have a moment to look up on the stars. (2)
• Her tears were the stars in his black night. (10)
• Stars and tramps seemed to me to go together. (10)
• What would night be like without owls and stars? (8)
• The stars grew larger, seemed to throb with lustre. (10)
• The stars glowed above the palms; a frog was croaking. (8)
• You might make her see stars, but never in the singular. (8)
• My beasts, and the wild flowers, hedge-banks, and stars. (10)
• But then of course you must fix that by seducing the stars. (10)
• The stars were clear, coloured, and jewel-like, but not frosty. (2)
• Over Lobourne and the valley lay black night and innumerable stars. (10)
• If only for a moment he could desert his own heart, and rest with the trees and stars! (8)
• In her flushed face her eyes were bright as stars; her lips quivered. (8)
• In their favourite firmaments the stars of crocuses and daffodils were shining. (8)
• It runs with eyes turned inward to its own light, oblivious of all other stars. (8)
• Stars were sparkling out there over the river; the sky frosty-clear, and black. (8)
• In the pale glimmer from innumerable stars, the room was full of shadowy shapes. (8)
• Not till the fire is dying in the grate, Look we for any kinship with the stars. (10)
• Out under the stars Jackson and Westover silently mounted the hill-side together. (9)
• She was stealing into a dark wintry wood, and five little stars were chasing her. (8)
• He did not desire this glimpse of what lay under the three stars of his catalogue. (8)
• The nature of the Equality under the stars and stripes was presented in this manner. (10)
• Some stars are already netted in the branches of the pines; the Guinea-fowl are silent. (8)
• The wind rustled the buds; the stars, one moment bright as diamonds, vanished the next. (8)
• A wind had cleared the mist, the autumn leaves were rustling, and the stars were shining. (8)
• I see all of a sudden that there are many more stars beside that one so red and watchful. (8)
• The narrow river of the sky spread suddenly to a vast, limpid ocean tremulous with stars. (8)
• Look here, you starched antiquity, you and I and that bomb are here in the sight of the stars. (8)
• A few stars were out in the dark sky, but no moon to invest with pallor the gleam of the lamps. (8)
• Who, if the warm sun were extinguished, would instantly remember that the moon and stars remain? (5)
• The moon was like a wonderful white lantern in the purple sky; there was but a smoulder of stars. (8)
• The stars were bright as steel, and by the side of the road a reedy lake showed in the moonlight. (8)
• The Stars and Stripes must be planted forthwith at Quebec, York (Toronto), Montreal, and Kingston. (19)
• The stars in their courses had seemed to fight for them then; but whether for joy he no longer knew. (8)
• Our fathers bought land of the red-men, and have grown a great people, even as the stars in the sky. (19)
• They declared that their object in taking up arms was to uphold the honour of the Stars and Stripes. (19)
• In the section of sky over the street twinkled two or three stars; shining faintly, feeling the moon. (10)
• Let him catch his cold fish without fear of a gun, And the stars shall shield him, and thou wilt shun! (10)
• Stars were low over the ridge of pines, dropped to a league of our strange world to record the doings. (10)
• The flag flapped excitedly, shaking out its blazonry of stars and stripes with a sort of fierce delight. (7)
• Think how they have sustained the widow and the orphan, and the wounded lying out in agony under the stars. (8)
• The piano tinkled on, the stars winked; and Ashurst gazed out before him at the dark sea, as if spell-bound. (8)
• Up on the short grass in the cooler air, with nothing between him and those swarming stars, he lost his rage. (8)
• He dressed and directed his leisurely steps to the common, under a black sky, and stars of lively brilliancy. (10)
• That restless murmuration, and the width of the night with its scattered stars, seemed to come rushing at his face. (8)
• The greater part of poetry is about the stars; and very justly, for they are themselves the most classical of poets. (2)
• The oak rose before me like a pillar of darkness; and overhead the heartsome stars were set in the face of the night. (2)
• So they sped between the rocks, and came upon a purple sea, dark-blue overhead, with large stars leaning to the waves. (10)
• The stars faded, and in a smouldering zigzag the dawn fled along the mountain tops, flinging out little isles of cloud. (8)
• It had no limit that he could see, no rules but such as hung too far away, written in the hieroglyphics of paling stars. (8)
• I thought her fickle, I thought her heartless, rather a black fairy, perched above us, not quite among the stars of heaven. (10)
• At which oppressive scene, beyond arrest, A darkness not with stars of heaven dressed, Philosophers behold; desponding view. (10)
• The whole of her, with her fragrance, seemed pressed to his face in the touch of that lawn border, roughened by little white stars. (8)
• You see the London above and the London below: round us the sleepy city, and the stars in the water looking like souls of suicides. (10)
• The stars which so powdered the summer sky seem mostly to have gone back to town, where no doubt people take them for electric lights. (9)
• The stars will watch the flowers asleep, The flowers will feel the soft stars weep, And both will mix sensations deep. (10)
• Before I had fed Modestine and arranged my sack, three stars were already brightly shining, and the others were beginning dimly to appear. (2)
• Over-head, as he looked up through this rift in the wood, shone great golden stars looking unfamiliar and grouped in strange constellations. (1)
• Vittoria watched the scene through a thin division of her eyelids; the fire, the black abyss of country, the stars, and the sentinel figure. (10)

Also see sentences for: starry, start.

Glad you visited this page with a sentence for stars. Now that you’ve seen how to use stars in a sentence hope you might explore the rest of this educational reference site Sentencefor.com to see many other example sentences which provide word usage information.