Sentence examples for oversee the making from inspiring English sources

The new deal lasts four years and Pascal is likely to oversee the making of some of Sony's biggest movies.

The Chinese drug agency does not oversee the making of pharmaceutical raw materials, called intermediates, which are the building blocks for active pharmaceutical ingredients.

The extensive educational program and the production of new authorized versions of the Vulgate, the missal, and other liturgical works led Charlemagne to invite the English cleric Alcuin of York to come to France to oversee the making of these manuscripts.

I mean, it's nonsense!" In early May, Maier was at Milk Studios, in Manhattan's meatpacking district, to oversee the making of a promotional DVD for Bottega Veneta's 2011 "resort" collection — a runway show, without an audience, that would be filmed and disseminated to fashion editors.

Murfin was so devoted to Strongheart she even wrote a 1924 editorial for the Los Angeles Times discussing the importance of treating animals well on set, and mentioning the Trimble-Murfin Profuctions' hiringof hiring someone from the Animal Defense League to oversee the making of the film, ensuring that no animals would be harmed (A4).

Down south, near Point Reyes in Marin County, where the landscape looks less like Wales and more like Scotland, three Giacomini sisters oversee the making of California's first blue cheese, and Sue Conley and Peggy Smith, the head cowgirls at Cowgirl Creamery, turn Ellen Straus's gorgeous organic cow's milk into all manner of delights.

Giorgio Napolitano, who as Italy's president oversees the making and breaking of governments, is to open consultations on the political future today.

An open kitchen where KOJI NAKANO oversees the making of fresh tofu, the grilling of meats and the boiling of noodles for the home-style cooking is the centerpiece of the 90-seat dining room.

Tang recently acquired a master of charcuterie certification in Dijon and now oversees the making of French and Vietnamese cold cuts in his restaurant's huge kitchen.

The partnership would also oversee the work and make sure that sales were not interrupted during the changeover.

Macdonald, the former director of public prosecutions appointed by Nick Clegg to oversee the review, made clear that the changes would roll back state powers.