Similar words: disneyland, puisne, kidney disease, district attorney, disingenuousness, misname, misnomer, an eye for an eye. Meaning: n. United States film maker who pioneered animated cartoons and created such characters as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck; founded Disneyland (1901-1966).
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61. They may be as seemingly simple, even cornball, as Walt Disney.
62. Disney hired him when he was 21 as a writer, based on a short film he had made as a student.
63. Enjoy the festivities in the company of your favourite Walt Disney characters.
64. Euro Disney claims that one of its tour operators has sold 70 percent of its first three months of Euro Disney allocations.
65. They have given each guest a limited-edition Disney sweatshirt and insisted that they wear it to gain entry to the gala performance.
66. They are visited by spectres of childhood terror, the debonair Cosmo Disney and most sinister, the masked Pitchfork Cavalier.
67. Similar rules on appearance are in force at all Disney amusement parks.
68. This time it was two brothers from Ohio returning from a visit to Disney World.
69. Disney is still arguing with several contractors over the final bill for the theme park.
70. Euro Disney had a bumpy ride as the market digested its results, sinking to a low of 813p down 35p.
71. Read in studio A couple have been robbed at gunpoint on a dream holiday to Disney World. Sentencedict.com
72. For example, every Disney animator had a Moviola for viewing and editing film.
73. When it comes to promotion, the Disney people don't miss a trick.
74. One person close to Disney said the two parties have exchanged contracts and expect to close the transaction this month.
75. The program helped talented people develop the rarefied skills of a Disney animator, and it became a fixture of the studio.
76. The new partnership was soon ranked second only to Walt Disney.
77. Disney will pay $ 2 billion in cash, and will raise the other $ 8 billion by issuing short-term commercial paper.
78. The moviemaking machine that Walt Disney created sixty years ago is working better than ever today.
79. The film, the last to be supervised by Walt Disney, is a colourful romp through Rudyard Kipling's Mowgli stories.
80. Walt Disney could have had sentimental reason to consider northeastern Lake.
81. Disney reportedly has been in talks to acquire a one-third stake in Starwave Corp. for as much as $ 100 million.
82. Disney hires these people for their ability not just to draw but also to infuse their characters with personality.
83. Walt Disney launched Snow white with just such a bond-building, going-into-battle speech.
84. Co. will explore the possibility of finding a purchaser for the station or spinning it off to Disney shareholders.
85. Its main partner is Scandinavian Broadcasting Systems, a media firm in which Disney has a 23 percent stake.
86. After all, just fifteen years ago, most analysts thought Disney was a tired, wheezing firm.
87. Ross estimated that Disney could sell the independent station for $ 300 million to $ 400 million.
88. The music is as old as Gregorian chant and as fresh as a Disney soundtrack.
89. In the decade since then, Disney has soared to new heights.
90. All the energy and excitement in this live-action remake of the much-loved Disney animated film went into merchandizing and marketing.
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