Sentence examples for few cartoons from inspiring English sources

Even better: a few cartoons that use his words.

It's one of the few cartoons she allowed her four-year-old daughter to watch.

Season Finale Bob Mankoff says goodbye to his office and shows a few cartoons about moving to mark the occasion.

Few cartoons have a protagonist of pensionable age, and Miyazaki reportedly pondered how to make his heroine attractive.

James began to grow interested in drawing when a cousin showed him how to sketch a few cartoons.

The checklist was intended to guide astronauts John Young and Charles Duke through their mission on the lunar surface, but Nasa engineers couldn't help inserting a few cartoons.

Although the writer Derrick Bang gamely makes a case for depth and breadth in the valuable biography "Vince Guaraldi at the Piano," most of us will remember Guaraldi for "Cast Your Fate to the Wind" and a few cartoon cues.

Howard Beckerman (animator and author of Animation, the Complete Story) comments: "Halas and Batchelor had to compete in the world market with Disney, so a few cartoon gags were introduced into the film to lighten its heaviness, and I believe that whatever the CIA's influence might have been, the choice for an upbeat ending came out of the animator's wish to succeed with the audience.

Copying has become so pervasive that Owen can only speculate what our world would be without it: "fewer lawyers, larger forests, smaller landfills, no Pentagon Papers, no laser printers, more (fewer?) bureaucrats, shorter (longer?) meetings, better memories, more secrets, fewer cartoons on our refrigerators".

Watch: An episode of The Cartoon Lounge, with Bob Mankoff, where he sets the record straight about a few misunderstood cartoons, and responds to a complaint about one that teases Canadians.

A few more cartoons, not fewer, might help them get off life support and maybe bring a smile or two to the readers in the process.