Sentence examples similar to made entertainers from inspiring English sources

Behindwoods gave the film three stars out of five and called it a "well made family entertainer".

They are also perceptive and talented, making good entertainers.

He chided Mr. Kerry for holding a fund-raiser in New York this month at which several entertainers made lewd and biting comments about Mr. Bush.

"Entertainers made a lot of money after the war and learned about clothes and how to use them in their performance," Jack says.

The culture of minstrelsy, in which white entertainers made themselve up to look black, is well known and a source of modern embarrassment.

To determine which entertainers made the most money over the course of a year, we turned to the 2006 edition of the Forbes Celebrity 100 list, which ranks the most powerful actors, authors and directors based on their media exposure (magazine covers and TV and radio mentions), Web presence (number of Google hits) and earnings.

And Nicole Eisenmen paints a Seder dinner with a theatrical pastiche of styles ranging from the naturalistic to the surreal to the comically grotesque that recalls the kind of self-deprecating humor that Jewish entertainers made their brand [see slide].

The garish hue makes the entertainer appear tired.

Nude ankle-strapped pumps and a high ponytail make the entertainer appear 10 feet tall.

As Mr Edwards points out, many of the visibly wealthy are self-made entertainers and sports stars.This helps explain why Al Gore's "People v the powerful" campaign failed to catch fire in 2000.

"I did 'The Apprentice' and it was one of the top shows on television," Trump said, adding, "Some comments are made as an entertainer and, as everybody said, as an entertainer is a much different ballgame".