Sentence examples for literally produced from inspiring English sources

The name Lam Tin came from Lantian, Shaanxi, which came from a phrase "藍田生玉", literally "produced from the blue fields is jade".

Business leaders and politicians talk about "out of the box" creativity and innovation, yet so many of the ideas and concepts that drive economic value in our "information economy" are literally produced in boxes -- cubicles and conference rooms full of largely sedentary workers.

Knowledge producers are actors who literally produce research-based, practice-based, or experience-based knowledge that can be shared with others.

"We can literally produce an edited video in under five minutes," said Mary Gail Pezzimenti, the executive producer of Lucky.

Some artists depict the celebration of Jewish holidays, or the observance of rituals and customs, while others, less literally, produce abstract, mystical works inspired by readings of Jewish sacred and secular texts.

The plants attract their pollinators by literally producing hothouse flowers.

"The number of small builders that literally produce a couple of boats and then go bankrupt is tremendous".

Most importantly, however, if it is only those alterations that literally produce new biological species that are of concern the vast bulk of potentially problematic enhancement modifications would not fall within the jurisdiction of this approach.

And some literally produce poison.

On Monday, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency ARENAannouncedced that it would be spending nearly half-a-million dollars on 150 solar-powered devices that can literally produce water out of thin air.

Since then, the Swedish Academy said, "research in this area has literally exploded," producing a growing number of papers about graphene, its amazing properties and its promise.