Sentence examples for production on which from inspiring English sources

A society was defined by its mode of production, on which its political, juridical, and ideological superstructures were allegedly based.

The menu has just got bigger because, since the 1980s, there have been two more decades of film production on which TV schedulers can draw.

All of these elements are somehow being incorporated into the title production, on which, the producers note, Tocqueville's book of the same name was an influence.

The specialisation that first developed in the neolithic period has led to our almost complete dissociation from the means of production on which we now rely.

Paul Newman essayed the title role, which he had played in the 1955 Philco Playhouse production on which the film was based (Gore Vidal wrote both versions).

Sentsov's debut feature Gaamer, about a video game tournament, was highly regarded on the eastern European festival circuit, and helped secure him funding for a forthcoming feature Rhino, production on which was postponed by his work with the protest movement.

At least Hall had a bank of productions on which to draw when he began the arduous, stage-by-stage process of occupying the still-incomplete Lasdun-designed National theatre in the spring of 1976.

She followed that performance with a role as a Southern matriarch in the TV movie Steel Magnolias (2012), which, in contrast to the 1980s stage and film productions on which it was based, featured a predominantly African American cast.

A cold call to Ms. Taymor — along with pleas and offers to sweep her workshop floors — led to involvement on three Taymor theater productions, on which, Ms. Noble said, she learned the "fine, traditional art" of mold making, a method used to create both static and stop-motion puppets.

The WTO prohibits export quotas, but not the production quotas on which the OPEC oil cartel is based.

Thus, the 1973 single Daniel is quiet and understated, the opposite of the previous year's Rocket Man, a production extravaganza on which Dudgeon simulated the sound of a space launch with a slide guitar.