Sentence examples for production town from inspiring English sources
The demographics of the cattle like age (FAO 1995), sex, body condition score (Nicholson and Butterworth 1989), weight (Crévat 1980; Pater 2007), breed, production system, type of production, town of origin, and health status (Dongmo et al. 2007; Djamen 2008) were also collected before and/or after slaughter by physical examination and survey, and post mortem examination, respectively.
Los Angeles has traditionally been more of an art production town, known more for artists and art schools than for collectors, though that's slowly changing.
"We also hope that [our team's] personalities come out and that viewers relate to them and find them interesting and entertaining". Among the subjects of one of the last episodes of the first season of "Chasing UFOs" is something odd that reportedly happened in Brazil's coffee production town of Varginha in 1996 and reported by multiple civilian and military eyewitnesses.
* Mostly land with no potential for sustainable production, towns, lakes, rivers and unclassified areas.
What does it take to haul such an elaborate production from town to town?
"There is more erotic heat generated by the play's two central characters," Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times, "than in any production in town".
Yet in this production the town, where whites and blacks mixed so freely, actually came across as open-minded and ahead of its time.
Be warned: There is more erotic heat generated by the play's two central characters, fiercely inhabited by Hilda Cronje and Bongile Mantsai, than in any production in town.
Despite a near-record number of pilots made here this year, Los Angeles is still struggling to keep television production in town.
The production of town gas, manufactured from imported coal, was so adversely affected that regulations were brought in limiting its use, enforced by the "Glimmer Man".
The National Park Service reported that because of its roster of wealthy coal barons, Thurmond's banks were once the richest in Virginia.After the decline of coal production, the town's appeal faded away, bringing its population to five as of 2010.
