Sentence examples for produced on cue from inspiring English sources

For the actors, the goal was a paradox: real emotion, produced on cue.

Whee!" When a comic provokes genuine laughter, as opposed the counterfeit laugh-like noise the audience produces on cue when an F-bomb is dropped, it arises from our appreciation of a situation that has been carefully crafted by the comic.

Plants make toxins to deter attackers, and most toxins are produced on demand, cued by chemical signals.

In a 1929 article appearing in the Lowell Sun newspaper, physician Morris Fishbein speculated that for Ali's nut feat, the one nut of a different variety was held in the mouth rather than swallowed, thus allowing him to produce it on cue.

Their offense does not produce big plays on cue, and their defense is one year removed from being overhauled.

He gets into character instantly and can produce wracking sobs on cue (the secret, he learned from a stint in soap operas, is to hydrate days in advance).

The audience reacted on cue, producing Paris's most cherished theatrical riot.

At the next performance — and then at every performance thereafter — an assistant stage manager donned a full-sized horse head and stepped into sight in the wings on cue, producing the arf.

At that juncture, conservative radio talk show host Mark Levin took the stage and on cue, the crowd produced copies of his book -- "Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto" -- and pointed them up to the bright mid-day sun.

As if on cue, the Schwarzenegger campaign produced a master of frat-boy movies as their man's character witness for his alleged misbehavior on the set of "Twins".

Evidence has been mixed on whether speakers spontaneously and reliably produce prosodic cues that resolve syntactic ambiguities.