Sentence examples for production to transfer from inspiring English sources
His first production to transfer from London to Broadway was Ronald Millar's Abelard and Heloise, starring Diana Rigg and Keith Michell, in 1970.
Mr. Wreghitt confirmed that plans call for the production to transfer here from Boston, where it will play at the Huntington Theater Company in December and January.
Despite a refusal by Actors Equityy to permit the London production to transfer to Broadway, and despite Mr. Nunn's own commitments as artistic director of the National Theater, "Oklahoma!" will open in New York at the Gershwin Theater on Thursday.
The risk of nanoparticles does not appear only during their application but also in every stage of their cycle from their production to transfer, while possible environment pollution cannot be ignored.
Posh and Jumpy will be the sixth and seventh Royal Court productions to transfer to the West End under Cooke – one for each year of his tenure as artistic director, which will end next year.
It is commonly obtained via chemical vapor deposition (CVD), which is often used in high-quality and high-quantity production prior to transfer into various substrates [32].
The production, which was to transfer to Broadway from the Public in the fall, was delayed by the Sept. 11 attacks and has subsequently had problems working out the schedules of its two actors, Jeffrey Wright and Don Cheadle.
Dairy Crest plans to transfer production to its own plants, generating "significant efficiencies", said chief executive Drummond Hall.
The Nissan Motor Company of Japan has threatened to transfer production of a new subcompact from its plant in northeastern England.
That question seems to have been answered by the news that this Hampstead production is already scheduled to transfer to the Gielgud.
As he shows off his machines, Ian Weatherill, the co-owner of Hope Technology, a bicycle-parts firm in Pendle, says that he has repeatedly been told to transfer production overseas to cut costs (he has ignored this advice).
