High lights

Usage examples of stars.

Anyhow, before we were halfway to the center of the anomaly, the stars went out.

It shone with the strange dim green of ionized nebular gases, and the dark spreading wings of it blotted out the stars of Ophiuchus, and slowly grew to hide the Serpent and even the Scorpion.

She toyed with the feathery petals of the flower and gazed up at the glittery stars peeking through the bushy treetops.

Neptune was falling away into a blackness pierced with stars and webbed with pale nebulae.

The two stars beat like hearts of light, in the little moons of colored mist around them.

It rose in the west, fled across the sky against the tide of the stars and plunged down where the old Moon had risen.

Unshaded atomic lights burned here and there, like stars in a metal universe.

In every observatory on every racing ship, men searched the dark void amid the stars of the Dragon ahead.

A glowing, bronze-eyed, athletic girl, she looked too young and fresh and lovely to be so far from the stars men had mastered.

Looking past her toward galactic north, I could see where a few stars were slightly blurred and reddened.

Observing stars at certain angles through the anomaly, we find their images blurred and spectral lines shifted toward the red.

A neat round blot against the silver mist of stars, it was now fully two degrees across.

The only light was the cold blaze of the stars beyond the transite dome.

The natural universe, the mist and frost and dust of stars, was suddenly as dreadful as that unnatural midnight funnel in the anomaly.

The stars themselves seemed to spin crazily around and around and around me, until I had to fight a giddy nausea.