Sentence examples for earlier studio from inspiring English sources

Both oeuvres favor compressive, boxed-in compositions, and both dwell on a limited repertory of autobiographically suggestive symbols: light bulbs, timepieces, ladders, wide-open eyes and pieces of earlier studio productions.

But, as with the casting of Mr. Cruise, whose German voice-over quickly eases into English, this international acting community invokes an earlier studio age, when Peter Lorre and Claude Rains delivered their lines in exotically flavored English and everyone pretended that Rick's Cafe really was located in Casablanca and not on a back lot.

Reflecting back on earlier studio sessions with Craig, Marin said that the influence from Craig was undeniable.

Not in the early studio nudes.

But an early studio contribution wasn't quite as cool.

A drab suburban bedroom, his earliest studio, suddenly reels and rocks as projections crawl along the walls.

The film's narrator praises the early studio bosses, "Jewish entrepreneurs," who "differed in taste and style, yet shared two common elements: ruthlessness and uncompromising patriotism".

He was echoing the early studio bosses who fought to protect vertical integration but were ultimately ruled to be violating the antitrust laws, and were forced to sell their movie theatres.

Also on view are recent color works and Fosso's early studio portraits, suggestive of the work of Seydou Keïta and Malick Sidibé, which have never before been shown.

Shot in black-and-white to evoke the atmosphere of an early studio film, it tells the story of a reporter (Clooney) covering the Potsdam Conference during World War II while trying to trace an old paramour (Cate Blanchett).

"Setting Standards: New York Sessions 1983" repackages those early studio efforts as a three-CD set, while "My Foolish Heart," on two discs, documents a concert at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2001.