Sentence examples for produce making from inspiring English sources

It will cost $300,000 to produce, making it one of the Public Art Fund's most expensive projects.

My routine now involves going to the local high street for fresh produce, making regular online bulk-buys and growing my own vegetables.

Last month Wal-Mart announced that it plans to spend $400 million this year on locally grown produce, making it the largest player in that market.

Led by Disney, they are cutting back on the number of movies they produce, making the gambles they do take all the more risky.

Because of this, Sense About Science worked with me and a number of allergists, immunologists, respiratory scientists and pharmacists to produce Making Sense of Allergies, a guide tackling the many myths and misconceptions about allergies.

The spot reportedly cost $46 million to produce, making it one of the most expensive advertisements in history.

Mr. Shepherd is convinced that raising fresh, organic produce makes economic, philosophical and gustatory sense.

Do the designs we produce make sense and give meaning to people?

The spikes in demand they produce make stocks hard to manage for both retailers and their suppliers.

But the photos this camera should produce make the price tag palatable.

Detrimental effects of ethylene on fresh produce make ethylene removal one of the major challenges in storage of horticultural commodities.