Sentence examples for licenced characters from inspiring English sources

These will be classified into the following categories according to an approach previously used in Australia 45: cartoons, company owned characters, licenced characters, sportspersons, celebrities and movie tie-ins.

He is a licenced skiing instructor and loves mountaineering.

Most of us probably consider the owner of our local off-licence a character in our lives.

"We have a huge comic archive all the way through the war era of characters and licences no longer published," he says.

So, comics featuring Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men – all prominent Marvel characters currently under licence to non-Marvel movie studios – could be seen as free advertising for the opposition in an already overcrowded superhero movie marketplace.

In 1947, Frederick Warne & Co. granted Beswick Pottery of Longton, Staffordshire "rights and licences to produce" the Potter characters in porcelain.

Moreover, the creative licence he takes in recounting his characters' actions and inner thoughts make it hard to tell where Mr Potter's reporting ends and his imagination takes over.

Tarantino argued that creative licence over-rode questions of taste: "My characters didn't exist, but if they had existed they could have changed the outcome of the war".

Big Finish licence does not allow them to use characters or Doctors from the 2005 revival series (though several actors from the TV series, such as Tennant, have appeared in other parts).

About one-quarter of toy sales in Britain are licence-driven, which means they are based on characters from Disney films or television series such as the popular "Peppa Pig" and "Fireman Sam".

"By encouraging the audience to laugh at the characters' attempts at womanhood, the show gives licence to similar treatment of transgender women," it reads.