Sentence examples for return to production from inspiring English sources

Read was far from keen to return to production when the BBC contacted him with an offer he couldn't refuse.

(The film did return to production months after shooting wrapped in Germany, but only to film a long-postponed opening set in the Tunisian desert).

Allman, who has taken an executive producer role, would reportedly have to sign off on the film's return to production, and there could also be issues with Hurt's involvement.

In keeping with this historical motif, Mercedes will also return to production, albeit in limited fashion, the first car made by Karl Benz, one of the company's founding fathers.

Mr. Neufeld's departure from an executive job to return to production surprised some at ABC News, where he has had a distinguished 30 years of service, starting as a weekend producer in 1973.

LONDON (Reuters) — Royal Dutch Shell continued an industry trend by reporting a better-than-expected first-quarter profit increase on Wednesday, partly a result of an surprise return to production growth.

A return to production-based subsidies, phased out a decade ago, but which some small farmers favour, could mean that land currently given over to nature would be intensively cultivated, green campaigners fear.

Tranter said: "I am thrilled to be returning to production and working with BBC Worldwide.

It is not just land in the country that is being returned to production.

An investor class may become better at capturing the returns to production, slowing wage growth and raising inequality.

And thanks in part to the heroic efforts of Jimmy Carter, river blindness is on the decline and vast areas of farmland have been returned to production.