Sentence examples for a doll like from inspiring English sources
A.I. systems are pervasive, Ms. Crawford said, pointing to a doll like Hello Barbie, which speaks and listens.
My mother got a doll like that more than 50 years ago, on a Christmas morning when no children in her town woke up believing they would find the gifts they wanted under the tree.
"Is a buck too much for a doll like her in New York" — and here he indicates the actress Louise Lasser — "to pay to speak with her mother in California?" At commercial's end, Ms. Lasser gets through to her mother, prompting Mr. Gordon to dissolve in sentimental tears.
Q. Do you think it's good for children to have a doll like this when a lot of experts stress the importance of fantasy play? A. Kids are happy with lots of different things, and I think kids should have a wide variety of things they play with.
"A doll like that, without clothes, is worth about $14,000.
To some, giving a young girl a doll like that seems more out of touch than ever.
The concierge is a doll-like hairless robot with voice recognition that prattles breakfast and event information.
One piece is a doll-like wooden figure of a bearded man holding a bunch of grapes.
At the Royal Ballet on March 17, the American ballerina Alexandra Ansanelli gave a doll-like performance.
Pericet, a tiny powerhouse with a doll-like face that she uses to great effect in her performances, is part of flamenco's younger generation.
And there, in the photograph of the boy, whose face is obscured by a doll-like mask, is the ball and chain: props in another artful "collaboration".
