Sentence examples for extravagant production from inspiring English sources
The show is unusual here because of its extravagant production quality and the large jackpot.
"Evita," in an extravagant production, that had been scheduled for June, was to have been the season's hot ticket.
This long-awaited reunion album was funded through Kickstarter, and every dollar throbs through the powerful, extravagant production.
Its sumptuous visual qualities and extravagant production values give us the sense that we are watching one of those upscale costume dramas that the British excel at.
By the same point after the Vietnam war, The Deer Hunter and Apocalypse Now's US box office receipts alone covered their extravagant production budgets.
The result will make you either giggle or throw up; what it doesn't provide — what I missed in the entire, extravagant production — is the murmur of authentic dread.
Torquay Boys Grammar Schooll, Devon: new staging units to be used in the school performance hall, allowing for more extravagant productions.
Which may be why, as New York Fashion Week kicks off today, many designers are scaling back, abandoning the extravagant productions of the past in favor of more pointedly exclusive affairs.
The trend reached a peak three decades ago with spectacular spots for Contac cold capsules, Heinz Great American Soups and McDonald's, which emulated the extravagant productions Busby Berkeley created for Warner Brothers musicals.
By staging extravagant productions, the 3,100-seat 3,100-seatOpera House cut into the audience for the Manhattan Opera Househicutsuffered intofirstheoss in yeaudienceng the 1906-07 season, wrote Ken Bloom, a music historian, in "Broadway" (fortheon File, 1990).
And New Yorkers had already been entertained by Marvin Traub's extravagant productions at Bloomingdale's, by the brilliant windows of Robert Currie at Bendel's and Lynn Hershman at Bonwit Teller (where famously a mannequin was posed with her hand crashing through the glass, as if wanting to join the action outside).
