shooting star

They looked out over the city and saw a shooting star.

But we were still in the light, looking like a shooting star.

"I am not yet quite used to being a shooting star!"

Yes, it is for and not from a shooting star.

And we have just had a shooting star in the sky.

His theory was that both had seen the same shooting star.

Perhaps, if it came late, one would see no more than a shooting star low down in the sky.

For example, if both images are of a night sky, the lower one has a shooting star.

The world was good, and it had been one hell of a shooting star.

And there it goes - almost like a shooting star.

Unlike the relatively short, white streaks of light of most shooting stars, these trails may be longer and reddish.

A 'shooting star' is the descriptive term for a meteor.

On a clear, cold desert night, with a full moon, there are many shooting stars, and these, unlike the Scuds and Patriots over Riyadh, do not explode.

Brett Hull is only the newest of several shooting stars on a balanced offense.

I came to Gramarye on a 'shooting star,' remember-and I got to see the planet from way up.

Brilliant white streaks - more shooting stars - sprayed across the heavens.

Maybe I'll know then if the trip is over or . . . A shooting star scratched its fire across the sky, and like a child, she wished on it.

I spotted several shooting stars, supposed by some diviners to be good omens and by others the opposite.

Its 'shooting stars' logo was the original 1990 Commonwealth Games logo, held in Auckland that year.

But there were no more shooting stars.