Sentence examples for bear characters from inspiring English sources

The teddy bear characters are hand-printed on lacquered creamy white dials, accompanied by oxidized black Breguet-style hands.

Kids have to help its Dino Dog and Bonnie the Bear characters dig for ancient bones, then clean them up and assemble them into full skeletons.

• There will be two commercials for Coca-Cola, created by Wieden & Kennedy, as part of an elaborate campaign to reintroduce the brand's polar bear characters.

Coca-Cola, which ran three spots during the game, offered a live stream on a Web site that featured the brand's polar bear characters' reactions to the Super Bowl, the halftime show and the ads.

One "huge risk" was an online promotion for the 2012 Super Bowl that asked consumers to watch the Coke polar bear characters at the same time they watched the game, she added, and another was changing the classic red Coke cans to white for a cause marketing effort to help polar bears in partnership with the World Wildlife Federation.

The goal of the joint venture -- best known for producing the "Always Coca-Cola" campaign that ran from 1993 to 1999 and inventing the popular polar bear characters -- was to shake up the sales pitches for the best-selling Coca-Cola brand, known as Coca-Cola Classic in North America and Coca-Cola elsewhere around the world.

"I could hide behind that bear character and get children to suggest things".

The bear character represents the university at about 100 events each year, including children's birthday parties.

Read those, but imagine that there's also a seemingly disinterested bear character starting at you the whole time, and you've got a pretty close approximation of the Line Friends (Brown l Sparkk.

"There was a lot of interest from West Germany and the Soviet Union which was quite extraordinary, everyone entered into the spirit of celebrating sport without the nationalism you see today". The logo was to lead to more mascot work, with Mr Hoye being asked to design a polar bear character for London Zoo and a red devil for Manchester United.

And it just pisses me off that you don't have a bear character who's intelligent, solves the crime and actually gets things done.