"toy doll" is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to a doll that is a toy. For example, "My daughter loves her new toy doll."
Barbie, a toy doll that became an international sensation despite criticism, was introduced by Mattel, Inc.
For many people, our closest toy, doll or bear, stays with us for life, whether in memory, in the attic or passed down to the next generation.
She looks puzzled and stares at the fire truck for a moment, then wraps a blanket around it and treats it as she would a toy doll, saying, "Poor little truckie!
American entrepreneur and businesswoman who, was a cofounder of Mattel and created the Barbie doll, which in 1959 became the first mass-produced toy doll in the U.S. with adult features.
Mr. Scott brings the investigation into the present with posters memorializing deaths in Hurricane Katrina and an African "power figure" in the form of a black male toy doll bristling with bullets.
A man who is charged with punching a five-day-old baby in the face in a branch of Tesco has claimed he thought the infant was a toy doll.
To support their argument, roboticists sometimes point to how children deal with toy dolls.
Atop a knoll, someone has built a sculpture out of bent bicycle frames, toy dolls and empty beer bottles.
Schweinsteiger's lawyers are taking action over the sale of the toy dolls, which will be sold in Europe by a Dutch firm at £65 a unit.
"She fell in love with me," said Amadeo, recalling how he and Margarita had played with her toy dolls after meeting.
Joan Wheeler, who used to stage narrative tableaux with toy dolls has moved on to larger, almost life-sized, but faceless figures freed from the box.
