Sentence examples for production fares from inspiring English sources

We also have to look at how industrial production fares going ahead, as that has started slowing down only now".

Nonetheless, the National will be hoping that the production fares better than it did at last month's UK equivalent to the Tonys, the Olivier awards, where it failed to convert any of its five nominations into prizes.

Homegrown productions fare less well, leaving few opportunities for the scores of singers filling China's nine leading conservatories and a plethora of private schools.

It will be interesting to see how the productions fare on tour because part of their appeal at the Lyric is the fact that it is essentially a giant building site, so every show has the benefit of feeling like a dramatic pop-up with a disruption of expectation because you simply don't know quite where the show will be performed.

Though his last movie, Words and Music, was a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production, Como fared no better.

Several budget simulations are developed to compare how the two production systems fare under different market and environmental conditions.

Some revivals of Gelb productions have fared worse.

WITH all the buzz about the virtual economy, perhaps it is no surprise that paper production has been faring badly.

I also can't help wondering if the production would have fared better with its original London cast.

(I still think that same production would have fared better on Broadway, where it would have been more of an occasion).

The production did not fare well in the ratings.