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puppeteer

[ US /pəpəˈtiɹ/ ]
[ UK /pˌʌpɪtˈi‍ə/ ]
NOUN
  1. one who operates puppets or marionettes

How To Use puppeteer In A Sentence

  • The story is inspired by the true tales of puppeteers and entertainers in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia.
  • In the beginning, he, like most puppeteers, was driven by craft, fashioning puppets to express his artistic impulse.
  • My dad never really felt the need to have the fatherly sit-down with me, and while my mom is very hip, she's a puppeteer.
  • In today's cartoon Rove is portrayed as the puppeteer controlling Bush's wealthy supporters in Texas (notice the Texas-style cowboy hat).
  • They went on to build up Japan once more from ruination and became the puppeteers of Japan's political structure from their powerbase in the Jiyuto.
  • Any performers are welcome to share their skills at the open mike session - musicians, dancers, poets, puppeteers, raconteurs and actors.
  • Petrushka, the Blackamoor, and the Ballerina are four-foot-tall figures, each manipulated by three onstage, barely visible puppeteers in black.
  • The earliest appearance of the word puppeteer in the New York Times was in the May 23, 1920, article, "Puppeteering as a Fine Art," which covers Van Volkenburg and other puppeteers of the time. Robert Loerzel: Chicago, "Puppeteer" City
  • The puppeteers are dressed in black, including face paint and beanies.
  • The streets are littered with potential puppet shows and potential puppeteers.
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