Sentence examples for production broadcast from inspiring English sources

The work was given its successful premiere in 1998 by the Houston Grand Opera, a production broadcast earlier this year on public television's "Great Performances" series.

Everett, the star of Hollywood movies such as My Best Friend's Wedding, Shrek 2 and Inspector Gadget, has not featured in a major UK TV drama since The Far Pavilions, an HBO production broadcast on Channel 4 in the 80s.

Off air, in addition to existing targets – to have 14.2% of all BBC staff from BAME backgrounds by 2017, and 10% of those in "leadership" roles – the BBC is committing to increasing BAME staff in senior pay grades in the most relevant areas of TV and radio production, broadcast journalism, commissioning and scheduling from the current 8.3%to10%0% by 2017 and 15% by 2020.

Burnie: The company has around 220 employees, which is about double what we had this time last year, with growth coming to all areas of the company, including animation, live action production, broadcast production and in the production of features and series such as Day 5 and Crunch Time.

In fact, exhaustion is exactly what the production broadcasts.

The latter is a particularly appealing prospect; his jilting, idiosyncratic techno production broadcasts below the radar of many, but is engaging and original.

He poured Rémy Martin into a snifter, lighted a Winston and recounted his week's work: the show's fourth season was full swing into production (broadcasts start in September), and he directed commercials for OTB.

Because Xavier speaks English as well as French, he continues to work on the soap opera after it becomes a French-British co-production broadcast in English.

The past season saw nine productions broadcast to 900 cinemas in 40 countries, with 32,000 viewers in the United Kingdom in a single night for one performance of "Nabucco".

Stage productions broadcast live in cinemas have been a fixture in the UK since 2009, when the National Theatre's Phèdre was seen by more than 50,000 people.

Like the Paris Opera, the Royal Opera House has made a late but determined entry into the live-screening arena, with nine productions broadcast in 38 countries during the 2012-13 seandn, and its network of cinemas is growing rapidly both in Britain and abroad.