Sentence examples for production invites from inspiring English sources

For some most mysterious reason, the Bay Street production invites applause after virtually every scene.

Pan Pan Theatre's production invites us to return to stopping still as we listen.

This internationally acclaimed production invites audience members to wander room to room watching spooky, sexy, wordless scenes from "Macbeth," like voyeurs in a Shakespearean madhouse.

The vulnerability of X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy fibroblasts to mitochondria-dependent energy production invites the speculation that specific neural cell types, which largely depend on mitochondria for their energy supply, may be preferentially exposed and jeopardized in vivo.

She was 16. 'Nobody on that production invited me back to their house or took care of me in any way.

What I meant to imply was that Richard Jones's superb production invited us to see the show, critically, as a piece of 1940s romantic myth-making about the American West.

But those films, each a glossy and sophisticated modern production, invite us to believe that old-fashioned cinematic pleasures remain accessible in spite of changes in technology and taste.

Serge Diaghilev, always on the prowl for new styles, new sensations, to showcase in his Ballets Russes productions, invited Natalia Goncharova, from Moscow, to design the troupe's 1914 ballet "The Golden Cockerel," set to the 1909 Rimsky-Korsakov opera.

"He kept saying, 'How am I going to remember the lines?' " It was a workshop production for invited guests.

According to the Russian Kommersant newspaper, the plan would involve four stages: Syria would sign the CWC, then declare its stockpile and production facilities, invite weapons inspectors in, and cooperate with them in drawing up a plan to destroy the stockpile.

Ray was impressed enough by them to promise him an assistant's position on Pather Panchali, and when production neared, invited him to shoot the film.