Sentence examples for brown character from inspiring English sources

Nothing, unless this brown character came from the air, or from outer space.

The former National Football League player Terry Crews plays the equivalent of the Joe E. Brown character in this thoroughly dumbed-down, perhaps even unintentional remake of "Some Like It Hot".

So the Apu stuff, it was just like, 'Whoa, there's a brown character.

The Cosmo Brown character was inspired by Comden and Green pal Oscar Levant and written for the pianist/actor to play himself, but when the movie became more dance-oriented, the part went to hoofer Donald O'Connor instead.

Picking it up, Benson (the incumbent Archbishop's son) found a strip of paper pasted onto its shell, with a faded note "in antique brown characters": "The Shell of a Tortoise, which was put into the Garden at Lambeth in the year 1633, where it remained until 1753, when it was unfortunately (or mortally) killed by the overflowing of the river".

However, kids today have a much larger selection of children's books to choose from with brown characters of all shades for them to identify with -- and most of them have been written by black authors, too. .

"I was very frustrated to find out that Cindy Sherman performed in blackface within the series and the flatness of the black and brown characters she generated from that work," E.Jane tells The Creators Project last week in an interview through Gchat.

But it's also because of Mr Brown's character.

"But I was doing a show of my own here," says Le Drew, "and I had this brown potato character with a zip across its mouth.

During fractious exchanges in the Commons yesterday, Mr Cameron focused as much on Mr Brown's character and fitness to govern as he did on policy.

"Just My Shell," the M&M's commercial that ran during Super Bowl XLVI on Feb. 5 and introduced the Ms. Brown brand character, was named the winner of the 2012 YouTube Ad Blitz, sponsored by the YouTube unit of Google.