Sentence examples for art output from inspiring English sources

Total ART output was defined as the sum of outputs from all accredited ART facilities that year.

Every Chinese region has its own styles, and the entire art output is enormous.

This common art output forms a broad basis underlying the more distinctive arts peculiar to particular areas.

Abroad, our art output is seen as a very important thing.

But as any parent will tell you, kids' art output is overwhelming, forcing you to curate with a heavy hand.

These findings were summarized in a conceptual framework displaying the main determinants of ART output (figure 1).

I look forward to ITV's future arts output and wish it the best of luck".

And then there's our championing of the Museum of the Year and 115 hours of arts output.

When Burton left the BBC in 1967 for London Weekend Television, Hearst was put in charge of the arts output and of a new intake of trainees, including Tony Palmer, Alan Yentob and Nigel Williams.

Radio 3's weekly audience reach is modest at just over 2 million and apparently incapable of growing, but its sometimes challenging music, drama and arts output provides an essential complement to Classic FM.

For example, the BBC always refused to classify its cyclical adaptations of the books of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens as arts output, even when such a move would have usefully increased the bulk of the output as ammunition against those complaining that it was too low.