Sentence examples for productions annually from inspiring English sources
From 600 applications, the DAC funds no more than 100 productions annually.
Together they have introduced at least a half-dozen imported productions annually through Brits Off Broadway, one of their programs.
It has been managed by the Cherry Lane Alternative, a resident theater company that mounts one or two main stage productions annually, filling the theaters for about 12 weeks a year.
By numbers alone it's already a mighty rival; Cirque's 22 current productions, including its standing Las Vegas shows and the touring big-top productions, annually sell about as many tickets as all Broadway shows combined.
Since he went into private practice 21 years ago, Dr. Rebold, who lives in Oyster Bay, has been delivering babies and seeing patients by day and singing on stage at night, performing lead roles in two to three regional theater productions annually.
Music is served here in other ways as well -- by the Minnesota Opera, a tireless promoter of new music, based at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts in St . Paul which plans to move next year from four productions annually to five; the Viennese Sommerfest, founded by the conductor Leonard Slatkin; and Minnesota Public Radio, long a national leader in classical-music programming.
Information was gathered to obtain annual data on industrial production, annually industrial growth, annually water demand, number of employees' and industrial staff strength in water management and other activities.
This will also amount to about 4.2 × 105 GW/h of electricity production annually, which is about 26 times the recent annual electricity production of 16,000 GW/h in the country.
Insects are a serious threat to cereal crops and cause significant damage to crop production annually.
This translates to about 258.62 million barrels of oil corresponding to 4.2 × 105 GWh of electricity production annually [31].
As applications for carbon nanotubes (CNT) expand and production annually increases, potential negative side effects of CNTs recently moved into focus of public interest.
