Sentence examples for production completed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "production completed" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
For example, you could use it in the sentence, "The production of the new model car has been completed."
To get the Eugene production completed, he turned down paying jobs.
This year, with most investment in oil production completed, growth will be less than 1%.
The Great Wall is the first English-language film directed by Zhang Yimou, who made House of Flying Daggers and Hero, and the most expensive production completed in China, with a budget of $150m.
The Off Broadway MCC Theater production completed its run in July with the four actors who will be reprising their roles when it transfers: Piper Perabo, Alison Pill, Thomas Sadoski and Pablo Schreiber.
The song was written by Shama "Sak Pase" Joseph, Timothy & Theron Thomas, and Shontelle Layne, with production completed by Joseph.
"Man Down" was written by Shama "Sak Pase" Joseph, Timothy & Theron Thomas, and Shontelle Layne, with production completed by Joseph.
The audio performance is not a read-through, but a full dramatic production complete with atmospheric background noises and some recognisable names taking on parts (including Kate Beckinsale, Michael Sheen and Fiona Shaw).
Commissioned by ITC financier Lew Grade in the autumn of 1967, with pre-production completed in October while the final episodes of Captain Scarlet were still being filmed, principal photography for Joe 90 ran from 13 November 1967 to mid-August 1968 using two puppet stages at the Century 21 Studios on the Slough Trading Estate in Berkshire.
With this concert, it introduces a full-scale live production, complete with guest samba dancers.
He brought an arena-rock production, complete with video, flash pots, smoke machines, streamer cannons and a wall of strobe lights that flashed to signal segues.
"The Nutcracker" is back in George Balanchine's magical production, complete with lumbering mice, a gliding ballerina, leaping snowflakes and a Christmas tree that grows before one's eyes.
