Sentence examples for woolly characters from inspiring English sources

Once popular with miners and loggers and later some rather wild and woolly characters, today the St Regis is especially popular with UK tourists.

In this wordless production from the Canadian company Corpus, inventive costumed actors will portray these woolly characters as they engage in various sheep behaviors, and children can pet and feed them.

If we think back to Cameron's early days, and even to Margaret Thatcher's early days, they came in for a lot of criticism for not being up to it, for being rather weak and woolly characters.

The G-major Prelude and Fugue had the energy it deserved, and Beethoven's late set of Bagatelles (Op. 126) retained their wild and woolly character.

It is not the only woolly part.

But the woolly stop-motion character is at the centre of a political row in his home city of Bristol.

The strip might have chuckled at the "warm and woolly liberalism" of her characters and their anxieties, but it also highlighted the costs and changes of the emerging Thatcherite orthodoxy.

After joining "Sesame Street" during its second season in 1970, Nelson brought to life such characters as the woolly mammoth Mr. Snuffleupagus and detective Sherlock Hemlock, whose catchphrase was "Egad!" Although Nelson retired from physical puppeteering in 2004, he continued to voice several Muppets on the educational program for children.

Sites with character states unique to the woolly mammoth are in boldface.

In a long work, it would have helped had the characters not been wearing nearly identical woolly clothes and the action had not all taken place in stygian gloom, but you can't have everything.

What remains is by no means catastrophic, just solemn and inconclusive, with the darker psychological resonances (Cage's character faces encroaching dementia) lost in a rather woolly mix.