Sentence examples for continued in production from inspiring English sources

The postcard eventually ousted the carte and cabinet formats and continued in production until the 1950s.

The Spanish Air Force used Messerschmitts refitted with Rolls-Royce Merlin engines well into the 1960s, and the Bf 109 continued in production in Czechoslovakia after the war as the Avia 199.

Originally discovered and worked by native Americans who manufactured and traded ornaments of malleable copper, the great Michigan copper deposits were first mined in 1845 and continued in production for more than a century.

Charles made a number of vehicles, some three-wheeled, and Frank developed the Stevens-Duryea, one of the best known of the early standard makes, a high-priced limousine that continued in production into the 1920s.

With only four doors, getting in and out was a bit of a kerfuffle, and it's probably best not to bring up the subject of crumple zones, but the Multipla sold well in its home market and continued in production for over a decade.

Imperials were continued in production through 1933 with updated styling and even smaller semi-custom and custom sales, finally being replaced by the radical Airflow Imperials in 1934, which sold a whopping 2,000-plus 2,000-plusn that yexamples

To meet the challenge, Renault is aiming to get its next-generation low-cost car ready by 2011, although the Logan is likely to continue in production for a while after that.

In 2006 he appeared in his third O'Neill play, A Moon for the Misbegotten, and he continued in the production when it transferred to Broadway the following year.

After that incident, production of only the decabromobiphenyl (decaBB) product, not the hexaBB product, continued in Europe, and that production ceased several years ago.

"The continued downtrend in the inventory-to-sales ratio argues for a continued strengthening in production," said Greg Jones, chief economist at Briefing.com in Jackson, Wyo.

Hawes said: "The downward trend in commercial vehicle production continued in October, given continually low levels of demand across the EU combined and structural and model changes in the UK.