Sentence examples for much bigger production from inspiring English sources

Already, she said, the current generation is making proposals a "much, much bigger production" than ever before.

"Vanity Fair" is, of course, a much bigger production than "I Capture the Castle," which was shot during the course of only eight weeks.

It's hard to make valid box-office comparisons with Shyamalan's past films, most of which benefited from much bigger production budgets and star names.

Both those films had much bigger production (and marketing) budgets than the smaller films that the actors appeared in this weekend.

It's a much bigger production now than it used to be," Blunt told me.

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah is a much bigger production than you'd think from just watching it on TV.

Ultimately, it all runs way too long and is best enjoyed as a prequel to the much bigger extravaganza currently in production for 2012.

And Sumitomo Metal Industries reportedly has much bigger plans: a new production line, due on stream in 2006, to boost its output of steel sheet for cars by about 400,000 tonnes a year, roughly one-third of its current output.

Now, Ruiz plays a much bigger role in the production, controlling marionettes of all shapes and sizes.

Even with Ben Wheatley, his cast, his production was much bigger…" Indeed, with a roll-call including Tom Hiddleston, Sienna Miller and Elisabeth Moss, Wheatley's adaptation of JG Ballard's 1975 novel High Rise is one of the most anticipated British films of the year.

Production and injection history in this geothermal field also show total production rate is much bigger than injection rate.