The phrase "a dolls" is not correct in written English.
It may be a typographical error or an incomplete phrase, as it lacks proper context and grammatical structure.
Example: "I bought a doll's dress for my daughter's new toy."
Alternatives: "a doll's" or "a doll".
"There is a dolls' house there that is more than a dolls' house.
"I think it's that Alice in Wonderland feeling of entering a dolls' house," muses Stones.
The set looks like a dolls' house, a square of four rooms with simple furniture.
There is a dolls' house and Janni is playing with it.
"When you're a dolls' house collector," he said, "there are always little things you have to do".
In the United States, Interscope Records benefits from the marketing spinoffs from the Pussycat Dolls, including a Dolls-theme nightclub in Las Vegas.
Though she broke through in a notoriously uncomfortable scene in Martin Scorsese's Cape Fear (1991), as Nick Nolte's schoolgirl daughter, subtly molested by Robert De Niro's killer on a dolls-house stage-set, and followed it with punishing roles in the likes of Natural Born Killers (1994), Hollywood has finally left her unsatisfied.
A doll, however, is still a doll.
