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star-struck

ADJECTIVE
  1. fascinated by a famous person

How To Use star-struck In A Sentence

  • Yet unlike so many star-struck kids, Kylie had the connections to make her daydreams happen.
  • So we could soon see star-struck youngsters learning their study materials directly from tinsel world heroes or heroines.
  • Wield knew that if Ellie had a weakness, it was a tendency to be star-struck by fully paid-up luvvies. CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD
  • Her eyes lit up with a star-struck grin gracing her pale, freckled face.
  • The event inspired Bollywood actress Suhasini Mulay to share her experience of cinema when she was just a young star-struck fan.
  • One reason The Motorcycle Diaries is such a joy to watch is that it's not star-struck about its famous subject.
  • Evans is completely miscast as the bumbling Interpol agent, while Forlani appears star-struck most of the time, which gets in the way of any type of performance.
  • It only needs a tiny percentage of star-struck fans to buy it to make it the bestselling cookbook of all time. Times, Sunday Times
  • Cynthia and her star-struck sister Befind go to London, the former to open a bonnet shop, which becomes a great success, and the other to pursue the study of astronomy. By Conduct and Courage A Story of the Days of Nelson
  • The road outside was chockers with star-struck fans, who were lining up to obtain Jolin Tsai's autograph.
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