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Meanings of star-strewn in English

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Usage of star-strewn in English
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The sky was star-strewn as Garland's punt slipped away from the island.
Treasure and Trouble Therewith: A Tale of California
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And so, too, it will be with the whole of the star-strewn heavens.
Tragic Sense Of Life
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Can our dim intelligence read the secrets of that star-strewn sky?
She
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How well the lighted-up tents looked against the dark, star-strewn sky!
The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian Antarctic expedition...
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Beyond it, palms and the outlines of houses lay dark against the star-strewn sky.
Tarrano the Conqueror
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It was of irregular outline, for the star-strewn sky showed in patches and rifts above it.
The Dawn of All
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Overnight, Earth had become a protectorate in some shadowy, star-strewn empire beyond the knowledge of Man.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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Beautiful and terrible were the fires of those Belgian towns which I watched under a star-strewn sky.
The Soul of the War
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A strip of mangled sage lay in front, back of them the heavens hung, a star-strewn curtain.
The Emigrant Trail
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Under a star-strewn sky he circled the sleeping herd, humming softly a stanza of a cowboy song.
A Man Four-Square
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The star-strewn spaces of the night
Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases / A Practical Handbook Of Pertin...
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Victoria watched the tower, that looked like a jagged black tear in the star-strewn blue fabric of the sky.
The Golden Silence
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The feeling that something was following them had dissipated over the long days of walking, the silent, star-strewn nights.
The passage
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But now, between red dirt and blue sky, I let day slip into day slip into darkest, star-strewn night.
The Mammoth Book of Steampunk
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Through it, the spindly black fingers of trees swayed in a night breeze, scratching amiably at the star-strewn sky.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
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He drew her arm within his and led the way out through the crowd of dancers to the star-strewn night.
Judith of the Plains
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