Sentence examples for ben produced from inspiring English sources

Ben produced and directed videos and wrote about his WWII ex periences.

The total number of words Ben produced was 487 and Mary 349.

On average, Ben produced 15.50 words (process) and 13.41 words (final product) per minute.

Jewish illuminators known by name include: Joseph ibn Ḥayyim, artist of the Kennicott Bible (Oxford Bodleian MS Kenn. 1); Joel ben Simeon, who produced numerous manuscripts in Germany and Italy in the 15th century; Shemaya ha-Tsarfati; Joseph ha-Tsarfati; and Vidal Abraham.

CRACK IN THE WORLD Directed by the accomplished second unit specialist Andrew Marton (best known for staging the chariot race in the 1959 "Ben-Hur") and produced in Franco's Spain by the notorious screenwriter-hustler Philip Yordan ("El Cid"), "Crack in the World" (1965) is an entertaining Saturday matinee feature in the tradition established by Irwin Allen's "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea".

FRAGMENTS Jerusalem Directed by Ron Havilio; written (original in Hebrew, English version of the narration has some English subtitles) by Mr. Havilio; director of photography, Mr. Havilio; edited by Tor Ben Mayor and Yael Perlov; produced by Ron and Jacqueline Havilio; released by New Yorker Films.

It was produced by Party Ben at the end of 2008.

On April 25 , 2014 Paramount Pictures and MGM announced that they will co-produce Ben-Hur with Mark Burnett and Roma Downey, who also made the recent miniseries The Bible.

Paramount Pictures is preparing to unleash its new version of "Ben-Hur," co-produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, as a big-budget summer tent pole slated for August.

The paint was applied using a scrub brush and handmade metal screen to produce Ben-Day dots via a process that left physical evidence behind.

A prominent characteristic of CaV1.2 channels is the tight regulation of their activity by the Ca2+ signals they produce (Ben-Johny and Yue, 2014).