Sentence examples for familiar production from inspiring English sources

Human After All simply recycles a handful of familiar production tics - vocoders, processed rock guitars, snub-nosed beats - to the point of inanity.

Gillian Murphy is particularly credible as the plucky girl who wins the prince's heart (June 24), and she is well paired with David Hallberg, who will also be her partner (June 28) in the return of the company's familiar production of "Swan Lake".

Unfortunately, Davenport Reid's contributions to the motion pictures of the mid-1920s have been forced into familiar production roles at the expense of appreciating her unique "authorship" of the films though documenting her more significant labor as a cultural authority on social problems in the 1920s.

Less than a week after closing its main stage season with a familiar production of Puccini's "La Bohème," Los Angeles Opera is shifting to the smaller REDCAT for the world premiere Thursday of "Anatomy Theater," experimental work by composer David Lang and visual artist Mark Dion.

You can also start with a hook that challenges the audience's expectations of a familiar production.

As the program proved, the Joffrey has persuasively maintained its familiar productions of "Faune," originally performed in 1979 with Rudolf Nureyev, and "Sacre".

Cornett said that the semistaged productions instill a new vitality to familiar productions.

The Royal Ballet's season at the Royal Opera House opened in October with its familiar 1987 production; since then the company has presented the work there more than 30 times.

It includes the now-familiar high-production hallmarks of an Isis video, including super-slow motion footage of jihadis in combat, jump-cutting, and CGI explosions.

According to the Daily Mail, it's a "Hollywood-style propaganda video" that serves as a "challenge to Obama," and the Guardian referred to it as "slickly made" and noted that it includes the "now-familiar high-production hallmarks" of one of the group's videos.

It's an overly familiar, somewhat tired production.