Sentence examples for producing entities from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1990's, when Broadway had been conquered by the mega-musical and independent producers all but supplanted by colorless entertainment conglomerates, alliances of producing entities and ambitious nonprofit institutions, Mr. Merrick and Mr. Cohen were still at the producing game against the odds of infirmity and an even more insidious obstacle: the sense that their time had passed.

But with the process Lloyd and Ben created, you see nonprofit theaters come into their own as producing entities".

John Ashton, who served as UK's chief climate change negotiator for six years, suggested that the findings reaffirmed the central role of fossil fuel producing entities in the economy.

The articles demonstrate that the relationship between knowledge producing entities such as universities and the territory has been changing since 1990 (Lawton Smith 2007; Leydesdorff and Deakin 2014 Lazzeroni and Piccaluga 2015).

Much more than Local 802, the musicians' union, Equity in a way has to play nice with the Broadway League and other established producing entities, both non-profit and commercial.

The show calls into question the M.T.C. as a producing entity.

Nearly every photo features a Disney musical, and you would be hard pressed to imagine from the text that any other producing entity existed on Broadway.

Circle in the Square ceased operating as a producing entity in the late 1990s, but its Broadway theater continues to carry its name.

Before that can happen, however, a risk assessment must be carried out for each type of fruit and each producing entity, according to Dr. I. Paul Gadh, an import specialist at the Agriculture Department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services in Riverdale, Md., near Washington.

"It was important for me to get another whole season," said the playwright and director Robert Lyons, who has run the Ohio since 1988 and in 1994 founded the Soho Think Tank, a producing entity.

That's the same producing entity behind the London run, opening July 8, of Mr. Greenberg's "American Plan," with Diana Quick inheriting the role played in 2009 on Broadway by Mercedes Ruehl.