Sentence examples for productions generally from inspiring English sources

U.K. productions generally have low budgets and small staffs, and Horgan is used to being involved with every aspect of her shows, from writing to costume design, from casting to location.

I don't keep photos of my productions generally, I have only two on the wall in my office, and one of them is of me and Philip and John with our arms round each other at the Tony awards in the year of True West.

The new productions generally retained the original text and music of the operas.

The first showing of films in the Dutch East Indies was in 1900, and over the next twenty years foreign productions – generally from the United States – were imported and shown throughout the country.

Artists like HUDINI, PICASSO, VANDAL and others focused on creating colorful, intricate productions, generally painting with the permission of property owners and constantly striving to develop their technique and craftsmanship.

Production generally seems to be running well ahead of demand.

Each doubling of production generally yields a cut of one-fifth in unit cost per plane.

Five weeks later Mr. Isherwood said that Christian Camargo gave a "virtually perfect portrayal" of the title role in "Hamlet" and called the production "generally excellent".

"Where British production generally succeeds is in making richer, deeper, more thought-provoking films," says Alex Stolz, a senior executive at the British Film Institute.

Peak zooplankton production generally lags behind that of phytoplankton, while the consumption of phytoplankton by zooplankton and phagotrophic protists is thought to reduce phytoplankton abundance.

"The Good Person of New Haven," which concludes its five-week run on June 4, is the Long Wharf's affectionate if slightly left-handed tribute to its home city, and on its own unusual terms the production generally succeeds.