Sentence examples for busiest production from inspiring English sources

The basic approach is to put on the biggest, loudest, busiest production of whatever play Gough has laid his hands on: this year The Caribbean Tempest, followed by Journey to Macbeth.

Although Vancouver still attracts high-profile movies and television shows, including A&E's recently launched "Bates Motel," the city is rapidly losing its perch as one of the industry's busiest production hubs as it faces rising competition from cities in eastern Canada and south of the border.

Yet very little feels natural in this exhaustingly busy production.

But such busy production work isn't always needed.

(His garishly busy production of "Guys and Dolls" on Broadway was a major misfire).

The Met has another incredibly busy production — Julie Taymor's "Magic Flute".

The director Terry O'Reilly's busy production was surely touched by Tesla's eccentricity.

I thought Hiddleston was terrific in Coriolanus, rising above a so-so, overly busy production.

Richard Eyre's busy production allows Beale to convey the multiple faces of Foote.

Presented here as a (presumably very precocious) child's fantasy, this exhaustingly busy production rarely feels natural, sabotaged by conceptual gimmicks.

Busy production from Mark Ronson and Pharrell isn't helped by a lack of both memorable tunes and the steely spined ardour that makes Beyoncé so compelling.