Sentence examples for for various studios from inspiring English sources
Del Ruth subsequently worked for various studios.
© 1933 Warner Brothers, Inc. Del Ruth subsequently worked for various studios.
By the early 1920s he was a film editor, working for various studios.
After leaving Tōei in 1971, Miyazaki, accompanied by Takahata, continued to work for various studios throughout the 1970s.
Working for various studios, he won Academy Awards for his music scores for Gigi (1958), Porgy and Bess (1959), Irma la Douce (1963), and My Fair Lady (1964).
During the next decade, Hardy appeared in more than 200 films for various studios (including an appearance as the Tin Man in the 1925 silent version of The Wizard of Oz) before being signed by Hal Roach in 1926.
Recorded at various studios for reasons of aesthetics and economics, Ed's chance meeting with an old friend affords Glass Marbles its cinematic resonance.
He recorded the album for five months at various studios with most of the recording crew from his 2010 album Airtight's Revenge, including producer Shafiq Husayn, drummer Steve McKie, and pianist Robert Glasper.
In the book's foreword, Joan Collins, who was under contract with various studios for two decades, writes that the images brought back memories of endless hours spent posing "in a variety of 'turn 'em on' outfits!" "Turn 'em on outfits".
And since we're in the same room at the same time, you're a collaborator even if you don't realize it". Among those who joined Fogerty in various studios for his new album: rockers Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters, Bob Seger and Kid Rock, country stars Brad Paisley, Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban and Alan Jackson, young indie-rock groups My Morning Jacket and Dawes and R&B-pop star Jennifer Hudson.
Among those who joined Fogerty in various studios for his new album: rockers Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters, Bob Seger and Kid Rock, country stars Brad Paisley, Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban and Alan Jackson, young indie-rock groups My Morning Jacket and Dawes and R&B-pop star Jennifer Hudson.
