Sentence examples for expensive studio from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the soul men's expensive studio gloss holds Ashcroft back instead of lifting him.

More reality appeared at 24 Fifth Avenue, a lovely building near Ninth Street, featuring another small and expensive studio.

Last year's Best Actress, Natalie Portman, for example, followed-up her award-winning role in the low-budget indy title Black Swan by signing onto a project that couldn't have been more different: the expensive Studio blockbuster, Thor.

They once decamped to an expensive studio in Ibiza only to find their work being constantly interrupted by coachloads of holidaymakers who had bought tickets for BBQs with the band.

So it would have been an unusually bold move for a big, expensive studio production like "Black Hawk Down" to blame President Bill Clinton and American public opinion for setting the stage for the kind of terrorism behind Sept. 11.

No more tedious fabrication process or expensive studio rental: simply slap together a concept image, source the necessary materials on the Internet, and wait for the orders to roll in.

A Letter Home was created in the least expensive studio-like environment ever – a restored 1947 Voice-O-Graph booth (a fairground attraction which allowed users to take home a vinyl record of their voice).

While expensive studios have glass sound booths and blinking Starship Enterprise-style mixing consoles, low-end studios are often in apartments or lofts and consist of little more than microphones, a PC and a cigarette-stained rug for soundproofing.

Whereas making music with a laptop was once the preserve of dance music DJ-producers, and pop was traditionally made in expensive studios with teams of writers, now those boundaries have broken down.

Over the past three years we've seen the closure of big expensive studios like Lionhead, Evolution, Maxis and Irrational Games, and it's partly because the whole idea of cramming lots of staff into the same building and employing them all to work on two-year projects is becoming untenable for all but the biggest, safest franchises.

What if a suddenly impoverished George Michael came back and decided to eschew expensive studios and instead make a record using affordable technology – a MacBook Pro here, a bit of Logic there, with some Universal Apollo Interface thrown in for that budget-luxe effect?