Sentence examples for greenlit from inspiring English sources
The word "greenlit" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used in the context of a project or plan being approved or given the go-ahead to proceed. For example: "The new marketing plan was greenlit by the board of directors."
Alas, it took so long to come together that, by the time it was greenlit, Lloyd had died.
After Samberg and Lautner, Herzog could be the wildcard guest star capable of getting a third season greenlit.
Arguably leading the pack of the crop of new British-Asian comics, Yusuf (who is African by birth) had a successful Edinburgh Fringe debut last year, where he was nominated for the Best Newcomer Comedy Award and has now had a pilot for his own show greenlit by BBC3.
Even a relatively modestly budgeted film such as the $15m The Hurt Locker would struggle to get greenlit today.
Without The Sopranos, Martin acknowledges that Game of Thrones might never have been greenlit.
The future-knowledge element is certainly a difficult element to bring into the already vastly complex timeline of the X-Men universe, but considering the very concept of the fourth-wall breaking hero seemed near impossible when first greenlit, it's clear this franchise is in the business of conquering cinematic challenges.
Captain Marvel's been greenlit since then, but we'll have to wait until 2019.
After footage was shown in Cannes last May, the company line was that it would only be a matter of time before the second and third instalments of Pullman's series were greenlit.
Post-Matrix, Reeves could get films greenlit simply by agreeing to star in them.
The only positive is that Marvel's slate is unlikely to be entirely concrete, so there's still a chance enough demand from fans could get us a Black Widow film greenlit in time for release in the next few years.
For example, in a recent tweet to Chris Moyles, Simon wrote: "Bear In Mind has been greenlit by Universal.
