Sentence examples for adding a character from inspiring English sources

MACY'S is adding a character to its Christmas advertising arsenal who has been part of the popular culture — and the store's identity — for 65 years.

An occasional exception sneaked in: "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" from "The Lion King" was a favorite of Mr. Brock's, and he hoped the strength of the action among threecharacters (Simba and Nala, the rebellious lion cubs, and Zazu, their much put-upon hornbill teacher) would let him get away with adding a character, Zazu 2, to round out the foursome.

Bean and his director, Nicholas Hytner, have managed to make the dinner scene funnier than ever by adding a character: an octogenarian waiter, magnificently played by Tom Edden, whose hand alarmingly quivers as he serves a tureen of soup and who has an amazing capacity to fall backwards down stairs and return like a rubber ball.

It is not clear whether Pooh will be further revised to restore the bear's innate Britishness: Milne aficionados have long complained that a series of stories set in Ashdown Forest in Sussex was given a North American flavour by Disney, with the studio even adding a character named Gopher that was not in the books.

The content library will be changing over time, and they plan on adding a character editor soon.

The developers achieved this gameplay design by rendering the experience as a standard first-person shooter but seamlessly adding a character customization and development system, which are considered as signature role-play elements.

Nickelodeon added a character, Lily Bobtail.

To goose the tale with more lust and vengeance, the musical added a character named Velma Kelly.

And for Goold then to add a character ("the writer") and change the setting (from imperial China to a Chinese restaurant) was only going to make things worse.

Working with the writers, Mr. Chomet added a character, Boldo the Italian Soup Spirit, whose voice is supplied by Stanley Tucci in the finished film — a contribution acknowledged by Mr. Ross.

In addition to this, Mirkin added a character to the episode who, on thinking the PTA has disbanded, jumps panicking out of a window.