Sentence examples for go limited from inspiring English sources

"Initially, it was sort of devastating to lose full animation and go limited," said Hanna, who was schooled in the artisan tradition of the Hollywood system, starting as a cel washer, responsible for cleaning paint from film stock so that it could be reused.

Prediction: Google Glass will go on limited sale, and have limited success; its best use is in narrow commercial applications.

Or, at least, they will be when they go on limited release in the US for $130£10101) this autumn.

The narrow scope of environmental and social measures in current models should go beyond limited greenhouse gas indicators to broader life-cycle approaches including new social metrics.

So far, President Obama has been reluctant to go beyond limited support for the opposition, including non-lethal aid and training of a small number of rebels.

The messaging app was only launched in September 2016, but it was pretty much flawed from the word go, with limited usage.

· Rebecca goes on limited re-release on Friday.

It will play at the BAM Rose Cinemas for one week before going into limited national release.

Blue Is the Warmest Colour goes on limited release on 22 November.

It had its premiere at Sundance in January and went into limited release in New York and Los Angeles on May 30.

Adoration, which finally goes on limited release next week was a return to his signature personal storytelling, he told me.