| And it has been the guiding star, I must say, of my personal life and of my working life. |
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| And I have to say that this idea of public service has been the guiding star of my personal and my working life. |
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| In this project, as I told you five years ago, and I am pleased to say so again today, the Court of Justice is our guiding star. |
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| Subsequently, he aims to return to Pushkin, his guiding star, the author who calls for the greatest expenditure of time and effort. |
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| The Multi-Navigator is your guiding star in bad weather or in unknown environments. |
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| Oswald's guiding star wasn't Marxism or Communism but the true American cult: renown. |
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| You're a great, loving and caring family and Dr. Donnenfeld was your guiding star. |
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| Now we need to remain adamant that Ahtisaari's plan continues to be the guiding star whilst the new country is being built. |
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| Jiamei became her friend, her guiding star. |
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| The goal of human rights, justice and equality for all has also been a constant source of inspiration to me, and the longing to fulfil this ideal has been the guiding star of all my political activities. |
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| The reader's interest: that is the guiding star in sales letter writing. |
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| The cross, which is the supreme sign of love brought to its extreme and hence both gift and pardon, must be our guiding star in the night of time. |
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| He did so on the basis of values! which stand out today as a guiding star. |
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| Imperceptibly, a guiding star detached itself from the darkness: welcome! |
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| Jesus Christ goes with us and wants to be our guiding star. |
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| The guiding star of the Nights is Shahrazad, fearless and fascinating. |
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