Sentence examples for ancient studio from inspiring English sources

By the end of the 60's, the ancient studio system, which had weathered the Second World War, antitrust litigation, McCarthy-era witch hunts and the rise of television, had at last reached a stage of terminal exhaustion, and the movies seemed, perhaps for the first time in their history, to be drifting out of touch with the rest of the culture.

And it's not just because she was the product of an ancient Hollywood studio system that insisted on keeping its stars fixed in a distant firmament.

According to the The New Yorker, the original producer, Roger Corman, his title to be used as a trade for ancient Roman studio footage from "Spartacus".

The ancient red-brick studio is often filled with a lively crowd of bohemian would-be artists, with the flamboyant Roman holding court, explaining what he calls the technique of "printing digital by hand".

And the Iowa collection is first rate, with paintings by Braque, De Chirico, Kandinsky, Léger, Matisse, Picasso and Vlaminck; collections of African art; American studio ceramics; ancient Etruscan and Roman art; Native American ledger drawings; and more than 5,000 items documenting the history of Western print-making.

The Marvel writer C Robert Cargill admitted the studio changed the Ancient One's origins from Tibetan to Celtic to avoid upsetting Chinese sensibilities.

At our feet, Danny, the studio's deaf and ancient cocker spaniel, was listing around the room like a drunk.

Matisyahu, whose reggae and rock-infused hip-hop incorporates ancient Jewish memes, and the former Studio One producer and legendary dub performer Lee (Scratch) Perry.

And he recycled: he allowed Universal to reuse his title "The Fast and the Furious" in exchange for the studio's footage of ancient Rome in "Spartacus," which he then used as sourdough starter for any number of films.

One evening in late March, Orobets met with two dozen senior campaign volunteers at a friend's photo studio in Podil, an ancient neighborhood near the Dnieper River, which bisects Kiev.

The location was Burnham Beeches, Buckinghamshire - a popular choice for film-makers on account of its ancient foliage and proximity to Pinewood studios.