Sentence examples for toys space from inspiring English sources

This year, the Consumer Product Safety Commission introduced a Web site, saferproducts.gov, that lets people search injury reports and complaints about rattles, toys, space heaters and other products by category or brand name — the kind of information that used to require a request under the Freedom of Information Act.

Prints included googly-eyed monsters (a specialism from Scott), static TVs and – a sure-fire hit – toy space guns.

In a witty Comme des Garçons show, Rei Kawakubo seemed to make light of everything, from the toy space helmets worn by the models to the cartoon drawings that appeared on the backs of coats.

Another new alternative friend in the toy space is Hologram Barbie (Available Fall 2017; Under $300).

Ethan shares his journey of starting out as an electrical engineer, becoming a designer for Herman Miller and how he was encouraged to start revolutionizing the sex toy space.

Kevin, someone always hungry to invest in the toy space, sees an opportunity and jumps in with an offer after learning that Tripp's intention is to partner with brick manufacturers to include Le-glue with the original toy packaging.

And speaking of opportunity, how does a start-up toy company stand out against the big names that have been dominating the toy space since the beginning of time?

However, Amazon hasn't made any moves yet into the broader toy space — and it may not do so, given the potential for alienating toy makers whose brands it needs to list and sell.

In the educational toy space specifically, the engagement conundrum manifests itself in the friction between parents that want their kids to learn and kids that just want to have fun.

At his SoHo shop (his first is in San Francisco), articulated Gumby dolls ($6.95 and $8.95, one of the few familiar American toys) share space with $200 (and up) limited editions like Spraycan Monster and a set of three hip-hop spacemen, the De La Soul figures.

In preschoolers and among siblings, conflict is most often about contested toys or space.