Sentence examples for picture capital from inspiring English sources

For the first two decades of the 20th century, the borough of Fort Lee was a major motion picture capital.

FORT LEE HISTORICAL MUSEUM "Fort Lee, The Film Town," photos and memorabilia of the days when Fort Lee was the country's motion picture capital.

"Celebrate Hollywood provides opportunity to pay homage to the motion picture capital and its impact on entertainment," HFF executive director Jon Fitzgerald said in a statement.

"We're here in the motion picture capital of the world, and for Hollywood as a city and the festival as a brand I think there's an opportunity to do something really unique," said Jon Fitzgerald, the festival's new executive director, in a phone interview Tuesday morning.

There are no protectionist barriers to muddy the picture, and capital is surely highly mobile within the country.

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John Ryding, chief economist at Bear , Stearnsin New York, wrote in a note to clients, "The improving picture for capital expenditures painted by this report bodes well for our forecast that growth will accelerate to 4percentt in the second half of the year".

All the same, a tighter labour market looks set to play a part in pushing consumer prices higher.The BoJ's governor, Toshihiko Fukui, and other central-bank officials have recently suggested that, for them, the picture for capital expenditure will be the key in deciding when to raise interest rates, which have been at zero for six years.

Proof is in the Old Market (Marsche Bieuw), in the heart of Cura?'s picture-perfect capital, Willemstad.

IN THE heart of Erbil (pictured), the capital of Iraq's Kurdish region, on the evening of July 12th, the Machko Chai Khana teahouse bustled with the chatter of tea-drinkers and the click-clack of backgammon chips.

SURE, there is plenty to do on the island: beaches lined with bars and restaurants, top-notch diving, intriguing museums — including the most extensive slave museum in the Caribbean — and a picture-perfect capital city, Willemstad, a Unesco World Heritage site.