Sentence examples for producers in need from inspiring English sources

If there are any directors or producers in need of his services, Mr. Love would like them to know that he owns his own car and is reachable by pager 24 hours a day: (917) 39173745.

Their market charts, showing descriptively named patterns such as "head and shoulders"—a big peak surrounded by two smaller peaks—or "broadening bottoms"—a series of troughs, each lower than the preceding one make ideal graphics for television producers in need of something pretty for viewers to watch while the glamorous reporters are busy off-camera, catching up on the latest market gossip.

Government-controlled foreign oil producers in need of more modern technology are also likely to increase capital spending.

Clarkson's contract was not renewed after it emerged in March that he had launched an unprovoked physical and verbal attack on Oisin Tymon, which left the producer in need of hospital treatment.

When you are a documentary producer in need of a body double for a soon-to-be-murdered teenage character in a stringently budgeted project for PBS, sometimes the body is yours -- even if you are 51 and have just won the so-called genius award.

It's 2011, assisted suicide is legal and a television producer in need of a hit takes the whole game-show/reality-show thing to its most extreme extreme: he creates a game show in which the finalist will be asked a single $100 million question, with the punishment for a wrong answer being live televised death.

The story begins with the hoariest of theatrical conceits: a couple of hustling producers are in need of cash to put on a show, and they hoodwink a naïf -- butter-and-egg man is a disdainful term for a know-nothing theater investor -- into providing it.

Although this transfer descends along the lineage of cage traps, the producers in question need not be genetically related.

In 2012, Shared Interest opened a new office in Ghana, establishing a presence in west Africa for the first time and enabling the Society to reach many more producer groups in need of fair finance.

As Roland Nash of Verno Capital explains, bad financial infrastructure means there are few links between those with money to spare, like hydrocarbon producers, and those in need of capital, like households and small businesses.

To some observers, the new consumerist landscape ties Macao ever more firmly to a mainland still gripped by a producer economy and in need of occasional escape (Simpson, 2008).