“mascot”造句，怎麼用mascot造句

Do Chinese really want a fat, lazy animal for their Olympic mascot?

"Waldi", the first official mascot to appear for the 1972 Munich Games, was a Dachshund.

The sorrowful satchel was the mascot of a citizens' rebellion against a proposed school restructuring in the city-state.

Last year, McDonald's even announced a sporty makeover for Ronald McDonald, its mascot clown, in a bid to encourage children to be more active.

Billy, aged 9, was the unit's mascot for 7 years. It usually marched in front of the battalion in all ceremonial duties.

When it’s a lion, according to Lalit Bhanot, secretary-general of the Organising Committee (OC) for the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth games—for thus he describes Shera, the Games’ mascot.

The fifth mascot is the brightly burning Olympic flame.

Han Meilin, chief of the mascot design team explained that, "China has such a profound and diversified culture that no single mascot could possibly represent it!"

Well, Firefox 3 has a new Easter egg that pays homage to its robot mascot.

Quaker Oats packaging will also get a more contemporary look, although the black-hatted Quaker mascot will survive.

The Christian Coalition should adopt as their mascot the white-handed gibbon, with his perfect nuclear family of one loyal gibbette and several gibblets.

So what does an Olympic mascot represent to the world?

Time then, perhaps, to pack away your personalised mouse mat and lucky mascot and seek out more nurturing climes.

"Wuyang" the city of Canton are the most famous a sign to five sheep as a mascot fully reflects the host country host city of the historical background spiritual outlook and cultural charm.

Local factories were not even awarded the contract to produce the official mascot, Zakumi - instead, the work went to a factory in Shanghai.

Shanghai unveiled its mascot for the 2010 World Expo on Tuesday evening.