Starry Night, The

noun

1. a painting (1889) by Vincent van Gogh.

Example Sentences

“Welcome, Marvellian families, to the most wonderful starry night. The start of a brand-new journey for our children.”

From Literature

Whether taking in your surroundings while hosting a dinner party or gathering around a tabletop firepit on a starry night, the deck is a prize.

From Seattle Times

In these paintings, like “Starry Night,” the exuberant colors, the thick paint, the generous brush strokes seem to express a profound joy and optimism.

From Washington Post

Young Dreamers Tangled in Reality In his enchanting second feature, “Starry Starry Night,” the Taiwanese director Tom Shu-Yu Lin tackles death, divorce, loneliness and first love with the eye of a painter and the heart of a child.

From New York Times

Giorgio, however, who was, perhaps, afraid of forfeiting his reward, assured the general that these mountain streams subside even more rapidly than they rise; that such was the dryness of the soil, no trace of rain would be seen by sunset, and that we should have a calm, starry night; the very thing we wanted for our enterprise.

From Project Gutenberg