Sentence examples for production typically from inspiring English sources
In past seasons, a production typically would require only one of these additional artists.
Grass pollen production typically starts inMay, while silver birch trees flower in March, nettles in August and fungal spores in late summer and autumn.
Any increase in biodiesel production typically draws criticism from environmentalists and others who warn that it will cut into food production.
Considering that a staged opera production typically involves hundreds of people - five or six principal singers, 40 more in the chorus, 80 players in the orchestra, dozens of staff and technicians, most of whom have trained all their lives to perform such an intricate work of art – those low prices seem more than a bargain.
Industrial production typically drops by about 1% in the first months after an uncertainty shock, Mr Bloom finds, an effect akin to a seven percentage-point hike in interest rates, before rebounding strongly later (see chart 2).The wobbliness of investor confidence may be one reason for the paradoxical strengthening of the yen (from ¥83.30 to the dollar to ¥76.25) in the wake of Japan's disaster.
Its production typically varies from 0.8 to 1.6 m3 per adult unit per day.
The Met declined to disclose the amount of that support, but Met productions typically cost $2 million to $4 million each.
Meeting him here feels a bit like finding him on the set of one of his own productions: typically otherworldly and full of surreal encounters.
With very few exceptions, E.R.S. doesn't do plays; productions typically consist of witty, pop-culture-inflected takes on found texts.
Regarding the potential competition from someone used to staging the kinds of avant-garde productions typically associated with McCarter, Mr. Woodward saw it as no threat to his theater.
Rather, he said, he wanted to provide "affordable theater" when most Off Broadway tickets have a face value of $50 to $75 and Broadway productions typically cost twice that (before discounts).
