sidekick造句

Unless you're his sidekick, he won't let you pass easily.

Everywhere they go, he has to take his sidekick with him.

'Cause me and you, we're like a crew. I was like your sidekick.

The generator has a sidekick: a water-purification machine, called Slingshot.

There are elements of a sharp hero/sidekick inversion here: Kato is the handsome, brilliant inventor and karate expert;

Its authors are self-proclaimed “rogue economist” Steven Levitt, of the University of Chicago, and his swashbuckling sidekick Stephen Dubner, a journalist.

The number two at the ministry was sacked; on August 17th the minister, Wagner Rossi, a sidekick of the vice-president, Michel Temer, resigned.

Whether you're heading into the wild or down the road, it's hard to find a better electronic sidekick than a GPS.

Jon Favreau, who directed both Iron Man movies (and who plays Tony's driver and sidekick, Happy Hogan) barely conceals his impatience with the action sequences.

But the pipe-puffing, opium-dabbling detective and his note-taking sidekick share the spotlight here with a very moody third character, the city of London itself.

"In the old cowboy movies I used to see as a boy, all the heroes had a sidekick. The sidekick was never as smart or handsome or brave as the hero but he was always there to help out in times of danger."

There are elements of a sharp hero/sidekick inversion here: Kato is the handsome, brilliant inventor and karate expert; Britt is, well, rich enough to pay the salary of someone like Kato.

But in refusing to make any back-room concessions to Mr Ozawa, and in seeing off Mr Ozawa's sidekick, Yukio Hatoyama, the former prime minister, he has started to earn back the public's respect.