Sentence examples for production attracted from inspiring English sources

Prior to the financial crisis of 1929 the boom in coffee production attracted 4 million immigrants from Europe with little concern for the country's colonial past.

This last production attracted, unfairly, a good deal of opprobrium: Hawthorne was seen as too temperate for Lear and the evocation of the storm by giant hailstones was much mocked but, as always with Ninagawa, there were unforgettable images such as that of a rising sun glowing red in the distance at the play's climax.

The much-talked about episode, which began at 9 and featured an all-out battle with zombies and enough blood for a Grand Guignol production, attracted nine million viewers, including six million ages 18 to 49, the prime advertising audience category.

Greater efficiency in production attracted more entrepreneurs to invest in the factory system of large production.

The production attracted generally bad notices.

The first two plays were politely received; the Chekhov production attracted rapturous notices.

This created the "network effect" — a process in which the value snowballs as more production attracts more consumption and more consumption leads to more production.

The college's commitment to ambitious productions attracted Mr. Fraboni, who in turn has been able to draw high-profile names from the Manhattan theater circuit.

These productions attracted much praise, but at this point in his career Gielgud was somewhat overshadowed by his old colleagues.

Her productions attract audiences from thousands of miles away but never achieve their sensational character at the expense of the music.

Other groups have normal theaters, but also perform in less traditional places because they like the news media attention and younger demographic that experimental productions attract.