Sentence examples for producing themselves from inspiring English sources

Female stars were immediately attracted to the idea of female producers, and, as they watched us, they began producing themselves, wrapping themselves in their own leverage, which, before, had always been used by others.

A lot of women wind up producing themselves, but I don't.

Some newspaper editors are also peeved that AP has been scaling back its coverage of routine local and regional news, such as from state capitals, in favor of more ambitious "enterprise" reporting that often ends up competing with what newspapers are producing themselves.

The group took a hands-on approach to the actual recording sessions for Phantom Power, engineering and producing themselves for the first time.

So totalizing has the homogenization of my neighborhood been — the Duane Reades robotically mass-producing themselves, the tutti-frutti explosion of frozen-yogurt chains or, of course, the complete collectors' set of bank branches — that the Blockbuster video-rental outlet that closed last year felt like one of the neighborhood's last cherished links to its bohemian heyday.

Except for the things they produce themselves.

The American group, Mr. Ross added, "are all trying to produce themselves".

There was a half-assumption that artists could (and should) produce themselves.

Until the 1960s Bhutan did not have a currency; its people bartered for the goods they could not produce themselves.

They see images — drawn, painted, whatever — that lead them to realize that the marks they produce themselves have a similar potential to shape a world.

To keep the farmers afloat, Greenmarket policy -- which normally requires vendors to sell only what they have produced themselves -- has been relaxed.