Sentence examples for it started production from inspiring English sources

The cryptic statement from History seemed to reflect criticism that dogged the project for months, even before it started production.

Mrs. Dean, for one, received $500 for the mineral rights under her one acre of land, and signed another deal to collect a 12.5 percent cut of royalties arising from the well across the road, whenever it started production.

Then as she was wrapping "Identity Thief" in Atlanta last summer, Ms. McCarthy signed on for "The Heat" — barely two weeks before it started production in Boston, when it was called "Untitled Female Buddy Cop Movie" — knowing that Mr. Feig and Ms. Bullock had signed on.

Even so, Engro's ammonia-urea fertiliser plant in northern Sindh the biggest in the world and the largest private-investment project in Pakistan shut down only four days after it started production in December 2010 and was closed for half of last year because its feedstock, natural gas, was unavailable.

When it started production in 2012, it was the first commercial facility of its kind in the country.

The company also intends to add 70 jobs at the Leipzig plant in the second half of this year as it starts production of its Carrera GT Supercar.

If it starts production, Svaice will not be the first modern-day enterprise to harvest glacial ice and market it as a premium product.

Musk said Tesla will ramp up to about 1,000 jobs when it starts production in 2012.

First announced in 2008, the biopic of Liberace finally found its home last week at HBO, with the cable network announcing that it will air the Steven Soderbergh-directed film after it starts production next summer.

BG lost 21.1p to 868.6p despite its partner Petrobras submitting declarations of commerciality for three oil and gas fields in Brazil and BP ended 8.7p lower at 409.3p even as it confirmed it had started production from the Kinnoull field in the north sea.

Then Netflix began to encroach on the independent space, where international distributors negotiate for distribution rights in their territories as part of a project's funding, often before it has started production.