Sentence examples for be fully produced from inspiring English sources

Another of her plays, "Phaedra's Love," has been staged in Chicago and San Francisco; "Crave" is not the first to be fully produced in the United States.

Happily, "Mass" will be fully produced this spring at Cornell University's Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts, engaging the talents of approximately 130 performers.

In fact, "Crave," which is the first of Ms. Kane's works to be fully produced in the United States, doesn't have the eye-opening originality of its predecessors.

New York will get a taste this week of Ms. Kane's hypnotic power with her 1998 "Crave," the first of her works to be fully produced in the United States.

They have dedicated the opening night, Wednesday, to the first performance of the chamber opera "Sumeida's Song," by Mohammed Fairouz, billed as the "first Arab-American opera to be fully produced on an American stage".

The play, the Soloways hope, will be the first to be fully produced at Railroad, possibly in the spring of 2012, if the money is in place (they are in the middle of a first anniversary fund-raising campaign).

But Arjay went and announced there that Ford would be fully producing an electric car in five to 10 years.

Sets were built, and shooting began on June 29, 1940; the "test shots" were fully produced.

The 90-minute production, part of a family opera series, is for ages 6 and up and is fully produced with narration.

They are meant to be realized in a number of forms -- animation, puppet animation, puppets, CGI and live-action -- but are presented for the most part as rough-sketch, storyboard-like "animatics," with each series containing a snippet or two of what the show would look like if it is fully produced.

When you really get into works like Strange Interlude, Dynamo, Marco Millions, and Mourning Becomes Electra (which we're fully producing next season at the Abrons Arts Center as part of our 25th anniversary season) you see an older artist still challenging himself and audiences, knowing there is more out there to discover on the stage.