Sentence examples for a lovable robot from inspiring English sources

Walt Disney Pictures over the last two weeks has been running a trailer for the live-action family comedy in conjunction with "Wall-E," the Pixar film about a lovable robot.

Back in 1951, Osamu Tezuka, a Japanese cartoonist, dreamed up Astro Boy, a lovable robot with laser fingertips, searchlight eyes, machine guns in his black shorts, and rocket jets flaming from his red boots.

A map to Skywalker's whereabouts is hidden inside droid BB-8, a lovable little robot who looks a Mr Men puppet.

This year the company looked to take things a step further with the addition of the Force Band, a wearable that brings gesture control to the lovable robot, mimicking the franchise's force pushes and pulls.

"Daaaaan!" it announces with a happy jiggle, sounding not unlike Pixar Animation Studios' lovable robot creation, Wall-E.

You may know voice actor John DiMaggio from hit cartoons such as Futurama where he's the voice of the lovable robot, Bender.

It all started with one Earthling, series creator Joel Hodgson, and his gang of lovable robot puppets.

The solutions we'll see in 2019 will still be a far cry from the lovable robots in The Jetsons, Star Wars, or Lost in Space, but they will be an important step forward from the single usage model products (e.g. Roomba) that we have today.

The film's central hero, a lovable inflatable caregiving robot named Baymax — inspired by advances in soft robotics that Hall first saw while doing research at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh — has become one of the most instantly recognizable characters of the modern Disney era.

(See some slightly less lovable robots in the slideshow below).

To succeed, these books leave you thinking, you have to be an able robot (Al Gore), a likeable dimwit (George W. Bush) or a lovable rogue (Bill Clinton).Even the titles of the newest books—"The Money Men", "Truth at any Cost" and "Hell to Pay"—are grimly pessimistic.