Sentence examples for white bunny from inspiring English sources

He gave White bunny ears during their postrace news conference.

Before entering, we had to don hooded white "bunny suits," plastic goggles, and latex gloves.

While the Obamas were not in costume, their aides included a storm trooper, a cowboy twirling a lasso and a soaked white bunny.

The story, published originally in France, belongs to a small white bunny, whom the narrator, invisible behind a large coffee mug, addresses directly: "Tell me, Rabbit.

Its poster child was a white bunny whose genes had been spliced with a jellyfish's; under blue light, she turned fluorescent green.

But just as Greg is arriving at the studio, the "Sweetknuckle" people are looking for a replacement for Rochester, an aging white bunny who can't remember his lines.

"My dear Marjery," reads another in 1903, "I was so much pleased to hear about your little white bunnies.

Other puppets ranged from the cutesy — including dancing white bunnies — to the more picturesque, like the colorful aquatic creatures that floated across the stage in the river scene, one of Andromache Chalfant's simple but evocative sets.

Little brown-skinned girl cottontail wants to be an Easter bunny (there are actually five, don't you know), but is told by the "big white bunnies who lived in fine houses" and "Jack Rabbits with long legs" to "go back to the country and eat a carrot".

"Alice in New York, on the Upper West Side," Mr. Posen said, describing the sweet feminine shapes printed with running white bunnies, checkers and spotted toadstools and shoes with exaggerated tongues that are "very Queen of Hearts," all of which showed up on the New York catwalk last month.

Yet now, with their benefactor, Master and Commander Crowe standing atop the ramparts of ANZ Stadium, clutching the gang rail like a wise, benevolent and bush-bearded navy captain, like that guy from the Ghost and Mrs Muir in a white Bunnies jacket, our Rusty is 80 minutes from glory.