Sentence examples for producers owing from inspiring English sources

Joyce will also meet dairy farmers after Murray Goulburn and Fonterra cut their milk prices leaving producers owing thousands of dollars after the cuts were backdated to the beginning of financial year.

The producers owe him that.

The most famous of all movie producers, Samuel Goldwyn, owes his reputation to the apocryphal stories told about him and the endless malapropisms and creative uses of the English language known as Goldwynisms that were attributed to him.

When questioned regarding Spooks's notoriety of killing off main characters, and the chances of Lucas meeting his demise, Armitage stated; Armitage believes that when it is Lucas's turn to leave the series, he would "leave in style," and has no preference how he would exit, whether "sending Lucas to Manchester or severing his head," he believes the producers would owe him a "brilliant exit".

However, the same group reported that the intracellular concentration and supply of glutamate is not a rate-limiting step for L-ornithine production in an L-ornithine-producer C. glutamicum SJ8074 owing to the presence of rate limiting steps in L-ornithine biosynthesis downstream of glutamate synthesis in C. glutamicum SJ8074 [ 9].

You can include the beat on a for profit album, and sell unlimited copies without owing the producer royalties.

But a representative of the state's alternative-energy generators, known as qualifying facilities, complained that the commission did nothing to address the roughly $1.5 billion the utilities owed producers.

But it also seeks to address issues of development, poverty reduction and social responsibility: what fashion, with its well-heeled producers and consumers, owes the world, especially the developing world — and especially Africa, as the continent's contributions of style, vibrancy and resilience are finally being acknowledged.

That's the best way to approach this tale of a washed-up, alcoholic Broadway producer, Jack Cosmo Joe Piscopoo), who owes money to a Mafia don, Big Mike Paul Sorvinoo).

Another producer whose sound owes much to trance is his Warp labelmate Rustie, whose new album, released two weeks ago, is drenched in arpeggiated synths.

The sonic mood, from producer Boi-1da, owes a bit to the more evil sides of '90s New York rap.