Sentence examples for arrival of production from inspiring English sources

Another is spectacles: some retailers can now deliver individually tailored lenses within an hour.In these cases, the key enabling development has been the arrival of production methods that allow manufacturing to be farmed out to small, local sites ie, the shops themselves.

And yet there's something a little startling in the arrival of a production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" opening in November, as Julie Taymor's upcoming production at Theater for a New Audience will.

More than 20 years after the arrival of lean production, this question remains unresolved.

Before the Industrial Revolution and the arrival of mass production, women gathered in knitting circles to painstakingly create clothing, blankets and other soft goods for their homes and families.

And soon after, the holidays are looking bright with the arrival of various productions of The Nutcracker, from the traditional Balanchine version presented by New York City Ballet to The Mark Morris Dance Group's wonderfully retro-modern The Hard Nut presented at BAM.

Interview after interview after interview, followed swiftly by the arrival of UFC's production team to film their Countdown show.

With the arrival of a new production of "Fiddler" on Broadway, which opened last Thursday at the Minskoff Theater, some commentators have again assumed that the show's value lies in its authenticity.

And perhaps we can take some comfort in the arrival of the Donmar Warehouse production of the play at this particular time: as bad as things are now in America, they could just possibly be worse.

The day of my visit, in 1997, even as the theater awaited the arrival of Julie Taymor's production of "The Lion King," it wasn't hard to conjure men in top hats and women in ankle-length gowns sweeping into the playhouse and taking their seats under a ceiling that glowed with hidden lamps.

Of the ENO revival in 2006, Erica Jeal of The Guardian wrote that "from its early visual coup with the arrival of the plane, Sellars' production is an all-too-welcome reminder of his best form".

No doubt the arrival of the Metropolitan Opera's new production of "Thaïs" on Monday evening — with Renée Fleming as the title character, an Egyptian courtesan devoted to the cult of Venus, and Thomas Hampson as Athanaël, the cenobite monk who leads her to God — will rekindle arguments over Massenet's artistic worth and whether he has anything useful to say to contemporary audiences.