"So when you've got a franchise that has this kind of heritage and generates X amount of millions, does that mean it's the end?
And you can't complain about a show that gets 800 teenagers into the theatre on a wet Wednesday afternoon and generates the kind of rapt attention in which you could hear a pin drop.
From a mysterious figure known only as her "Provider," Sheilagh learns she is "twice-fathered," a riddling bit of information that challenges her sanity and generates the kind of mechanical suspense that comes from simply withholding information.
"The lack of narrative position alone," the filmmaker Wim Wenders wrote, escorts the audience "into a black hole in which they are led, almost unnoticeably, toward looking at this time through the eyes of the perpetrators, and generates a kind of benevolent understanding of them".
One is Mickalene Thomas's "Something You Can Feel," a kind of Byzantine mosaic of a painting at Rhona Hoffman that's done in rhinestones and acrylic and generates all kinds of attitude.
The auction would be the largest of its kind and could generate billions for the Treasury.
The spam-addressing software starts with the letter A and generates all kinds of potential e-mail addresses.
Moreover, its design allows it to move in different kind of environments and generate three-dimensional motion.
With our in-house software ChemProp, we set up four different kinds of tautomerism and generated the tautomers for a random set of approximately 1000 structures included in the EINECS (European Inventory of Existing Commercial Chemical Substances) database.
Yet under Tony Taccone, who is just its third artistic director in four decades, the company continues to pride itself on producing provocative, often overtly political theater, the kind that generates loud and clamorous debate.
