Sentence examples for productions particularly from inspiring English sources

America's troubled economy has hit audiences for Broadway productions, particularly those charging rates of over $100 a seat.

Leiber and Stoller's early 1960s productions, particularly "Stand by Me" (by King) and "On Broadway" (by the Drifters), were especially influential.

Sky Italia's investments in original productions, particularly the gangster drama "Romanzo Criminale," about Italian mobsters in the 1970s and '80s and their links to state intelligence agencies, have been praised in the press for revitalizing the Italian creative scene.

"They're happy to just have a load of British twats," suggests Sampson, implying the crew weren't quite so enamoured with some of the visiting productions, particularly doddery action gun club The Expendables.

And cable has diluted much of the specialness of the big broadcast network productions; particularly HBO "event" series like "The Sopranos" and "Six Feet Under," whose short, intense seasons combine -- like the great old minis -- racy trappings with groundbreaking content.

While the Prithvi Theater has used stages at the National Center for productions, particularly during the Prithvi's large international festivals, they do not collaborate regularly as institutions, mainly because they do not have the same aims.

And nowhere are farmers more frustrated than in places like Colombia, where the care lavished on the beans -- care that made the product distinctive -- makes production particularly expensive.

Dairying and livestock production (particularly sheep) are also important.

Commercial development is dominated by copra production, particularly on the east coast of New Ireland.

The coming surge in oil production, particularly from North America, will transform that geopolitical equation.

The drought years of the 1970s and '80s seriously damaged agricultural production, particularly upriver.