Sentence examples for produce take from inspiring English sources

It's a case of doing as little as possible, just turning up the volume and letting the produce take centre-stage.

"We talked about 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' and Todd Haynes's 'Safe' as being the reference points," said Tyler Davidson, who agreed to produce "Take Shelter" after reading Mr. Nichols's screenplay.

Aluminum cans, while a bit nastier to produce, take far less energy to recycle (and less energy to distribute, too).

The fancy cookbooks might call for ingredients that need to be imported from many thousands of miles away; avoid these and favour recipes that let your local produce take centre stage, including veggies and fruit from your own garden.

"The Sugar Babies," a documentary by Amy Serrano that Mr. Halvorssen helped produce, takes on the issue human trafficking of Haitian workers on sugar plantations in the Dominican Republic.

According to Box Office Mojo, "A Christmas Carol," which cost $200 million to produce, took in less than $140 million at the domestic box office.

The action-western, which cost Disney $250 million to produce, took just $19.5m on Wednesday and Thursday – traditionally a bumper box office frame as Americans enjoy the 4 July holiday.

The one-off bench, which cost around $250,000 to produce, takes its name from a creative spelling of the Spanish for "yours and mine," signifying Gehry's realization that the design is better suited to two people than to one.

Much of India's rotting food problem is attributed to the country's shambolic transportation network, which means produce takes much longer to travel from farm to consumer than it should.

Finding the right suppliers for local and natural and/or organic dairy and produce took quite a bit of trial and error.

However, the new version will be the first English language, Hollywood-produced take.