Sentence examples for bible production from inspiring English sources

The revelation that parchment was mainly manufactured from eight week old calves and adult sheep and goats and not from new-born calves shows for the first time that 13th century bible production  was actually a lucrative by-product of the food industry.

Whenever I couldn't sleep, I would torture myself by creating a completely hypothetical Bible production scenario to troubleshoot.

One of the last major Bible film productions, Mel Gibson's "Passion of the Christ" (2004), was heavily criticized for its depiction of Jews and charged with lacking historical accuracy.

"They send us a production bible, about 300 pages," said Ravinath Menon, executive producer of "Crorepati".

As shouts of "quick, someone fetch a bible" echo around the production studio, the confusion is swiftly and slightly embarrassedly cleared up by a flick through Genesis.

She would take to the stage and enact Bible stories which had the production values of a Broadway musical.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, called the plan "a bible for long-term energy production and not even a pamphlet for the urgent short-term actions needed to help us get out of the crisis" in her home state.

Her latest film, Black Nativity, a gospel music re-telling of the Bible, is currently in pre-production.

Last month, they announced React World, a new initiative allowing fans to create their own React videos, licensing the rights to the format from Fine Bros alongside production guidance, format bibles and graphics.

The displacement of the English upper class, with the consequent decline of the Anglo-Saxon tradition attendant upon the Norman invasion, arrested for a while the movement toward the production of the English Bible.

And it's beltingly – Bible-beltingly – delivered in Trevor Nunn's production.