Sentence examples for production spent from inspiring English sources

Matt Tannenbaum, 17, a soon-to-be Millburn High School senior who applied to ArtWorks out of a passion for theatrical production, spent long hours entering donor names into spreadsheets.

For the finale, the production spent 11 days in and around Fenway Park, but only after Major League Baseball was cajoled into putting aside its usual reluctance to cooperate with a film that is rated R, this time for violence, language, sexuality and drug use.

Norway's Statoil and Canada's Talisman Energy are forming a joint venture to purchase 97,000 acres at Eagle Ford from Enduring Resources for $1.3 billion to and last week Plains Exploration & Production spent $578 million move to acquire acreage in the region.

The production spent $4 million to restore Dealey Plaza to 1963 conditions.

However, with a much lower production spend, the result barely represents a fiscal blip for distributor Warners.

The report estimates that in the previous year, before the credits were introduced to entice high-end TV production in the UK, the production spend was around £50m.

In the devolved nations the BBC is already ahead of its interim 2012 target of 12% of total production spend, achieving just over 13% last year.

Children's TV tax relief – 25% on qualifying production spend – will from April be extended beyond animation and live-action programming to include gameshows or competitions.

Here in the northern Colorado town of Severance, Mr. Bartmann, a man with a Wyatt Earp mustache and a master's degree in animal production, spends his days managing a lamb feedlot increasingly surrounded by high-end ranch subdivisions.

Figures from an industry commissioned independent report published on Tuesday by the British Film Institute show the tax credits were allocated across production spends from US and other foreign TV studios.

The report says that 249 feature films were produced wholly or in part in the UK, down from 331 in 2011, while the total value of production spend was significantly down to £929m from £1.2bn.