Sentence examples for reproduced live from inspiring English sources

The routine was reproduced live on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, attempted unsuccessfully by Jimmy Kimmel, and at the time of writing has over 136m YouTube views.

I was one of those people – half attracted by the idea of that irresistible beat reproduced live and half interested in what else she has to offer.

The xx's musical strategy went hand in hand with what was almost a return-to-values idea about performance — don't make records that can't be reproduced live — that's unusual in the realm of electronic music.

This explains why, for example, the Scottish painter Jack Vettriano did not place first (or at all) in the Art Everywhere selection, despite being the most widely reproduced living British artist.

There was only one problem with the song: it was so much a product of the studio that it was impossible for the Smiths to reproduce live.

Since the studio recording of "A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers" was a collage of multiple recordings, impossible to reproduce live in one setting, the band simply filmed individual sections of the song and spliced them together in the editing suite.

In order to survive and reproduce, living organisms must be robust, tolerate injuries and undergo repair.

Whatever they do on their records, they can reproduce live, and slightly more vividly.

A disadvantage of making such intricate albums is that they are impossible to reproduce live, as Pink's brief history of gigging has shown.

High fidelity has kind of become sort of a small hobby for people that are really into classical and jazz music that's going to reproduce live performances and it's very expensive and it's very elitist and, as one friend said, they've kind of become pretentious, striding around in their BMWs.

We do not imply that the specific properties of osmotically generated oscillations in domain morphologies (i.e., sizes, shapes, and temporal frequencies) of giant vesicles would be reproduced in living cells subject to osmotic stresses.