Sentence examples for producers fits from inspiring English sources

The best actor winner for portraying the painter J.M.W. Turner in writer-director Mike Leigh's "Mr. Turner," Spall gave the kind of long and wonderfully rambling speech that would have given Oscar producers fits.

But Amy Linton, a singer and a producer, fits right in with the boys in bands like Apples in Stereo and the Pastels.

Firstly, we see that the producer fits an equation as follows: frac{dP t)}{dt}=-b_{1}P t -a_{1}P t -a_{+m frac{dP(t)}{S(t)+d}.

Trealy produces cured meats as good as many of the great European charcuterie producers, and of course the produce fits perfectly into our British menus.

And therein lies Mr. Silver's challenge: How does a larger-than-life, free-spending producer fit into a movie business that has been tightening up — and cutting some of its more grandiose characters down to size?

At least we can all agree it was the first year producers saw fit to gussy up a love ballad with a chorus of drones wheeling overhead like mechanical pheasants.

Though this invaluable program's official season doesn't begin for a few months, its producers saw fit to provide an appetite-whetting sampler of vintage numbers delivered by latter-day stars.

Further, in response to the Army's search for a "systems integrator" -- a general contractor -- to supplement its work, at least one military contractor, the General Dynamics Corporation, has proposed overseeing a consortium of small-caliber-ammunition producers to fit the service's needs.

You can see why the producer saw fit to release his Instrumental Mixtape earlier this year.

Black Dub, led by the guitarist and producer Daniel Lanois, also fits the description.

Jones resolved to immortalise the character the Notting Hill producers had seen fit to obliterate in an anecdotal play about a small-part player's attempts to mix it with the big boys.