Sentence examples for inflatable dummy from inspiring English sources

Meaning, too, no inflatable dummy in the passenger seat.

Most recently, to promote his show, he left an inflatable dummy depicting a Guantánamo Bay detainee in Disneyland.

"It's all about the lift," she said, pointing to a modern push-up bra on an inflatable dummy named Lydia, after the airhead of the Bennet family.

In fact, it is a dependable general rule: "Beware of all enterprises that require an inflatable dummy," as Thoreau did not say.

There is an ironing robot, for instance, that takes the form of an inflatable dummy: put a damp shirt on it, and it puffs up to remove the creases.

"We supplied rubber inflatable dummies that were set up to make it look like we were the Fourth or the Third Armored Divisions," he said.

The funniest episode concerns the exemplary resourcefulness of Tom Hooper, who, in making "The Damned United" (an engaging but thin account of a nineteen-seventies soccer coach's rapid flame-out), needed to film stadiums where matches were being played, and "bribed extras with fish and chips and made up the rest of the 40,000 fanatics by using inflatable dummies".

They filled the terraces with inflatable dummies and over 250 extras dressed in period costumes.

Like that fucking inflatable clown dummy would ever make it in a legit locker room.

The NFL also claims that more than half a million people turned up on Regent's Street in central London on Saturday to enjoy what its website called a day "packed with interactive drills, giant inflatable tackling dummies, food and drink galore and full-throttle cheerleaders"– which served as a first-hand glimpse at just how vast the sport has become overseas in recent days".

There are, alas, none of their inflatable tanks or dummy artillery guns on view.