Sentence examples for production spoke from inspiring English sources

Carlo Rizzi, who conducts the production, spoke appreciatively of the "balance between a powerful design element and constant reminders of what the opera is about".

LisaGay Hamilton, who is playing Suzanne in the current production, spoke after a recent rehearsal about how much she identifies with the character.

The two people involved in the production spoke on condition of anonymity because the extension talks between cast members and the lead producers - the Public Theater, Jeffrey Richards and Jerry Frankel - were meant to be private.

The critics, though not all crazy about the production, spoke generally well of Simone Young, the conductor; waxed lyrical about the tenor Johan Botha; and did the house, once something of a joke in the German press, the courtesy of taking it seriously.

More recently, actresses playing the Schuyler sisters in Chicago's "Hamilton" production spoke at the Jan.

In an interview with Us Weekly, Makeba Riddick, who assisted with the song's vocal production, spoke about the inspiration for the song.

Mr. Cole, 47, calls his system network farming: a large central farm is the hub, with smaller nearby farms the spokes, their production marketed through the hub.

He also vividly animates mechanical processes, as in this passage sounding out the "aural feast" of bicycle production: "The metallic brush of the spokes being gathered in hand, the ting of a spoke as the elbow dropped into the flange, the scuffle of the nipples moving on the workbench, the whir of the wrench fastening the nipples, the swish of the loosely suspended hub flopping about".

Might it be more logical to conceptualize a hub-and-spoke system of food production and distribution, with the hubs in a food system's naturally fertile hot spots and the spokes, which travel through the arid zones, connecting them while using hybrid engines and alternative sources of energy?

While not the first bike to do away with spokes, the Shadow might be the first to see mass production.

The high production of cotton at subsidized low prices is one of the first spokes in the wheel that drives the globalization of fashion.