Sentence examples for riveting production from inspiring English sources
In his riveting production for the redesigned Lyric, Conall Morrison does not labour any Northern Irish resonances.
(Vivien Schweitzer) ★ Budapest Festival Orchestra (Saturday and Sunday) Many New Yorkers will remember the excellent Budapest Festival Orchestra from its brilliant playing in a riveting production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni," both conducted and directed by Ivan Fischer, at the 2011 Mostly Mozart Festival.
The riveting production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle filmed at the Bayreuth Festival in 1980, directed by Patrice Chéreau and conducted by Pierre Boulez, is available on 7 DVD's for just over $100; in comparison, Decca's classic audio recording of the "Ring," conducted by Georg Solti, sells on 15 CD's for about $165.
Jack Willis, René Augesen and Adam O'Byrne do exceptional work in this riveting production.
City Opera has done well by the operas of Richard Strauss in the past; in 1999, it presented a riveting production of "Intermezzo," with Flanigan tearing into the role of a famous German musician's wife.
Make no mistake, this is a riveting production of a monumental if seriously overlooked play.
In the paper, possibility of micro-rivet production by micro-forming with heat treatment elimination has been researched by means of FEM analysis.
Punctuated by nerve-jangling bursts of rock by groups like Big Black and Sonic Youth, Sarah Frankcom's production is riveting to watch and superbly acted.
Marcella Muratore, an Airbus spokeswoman, said the company had identified the problem with the aluminum rivets in October and had started replacing them on aircraft still in production with rivets made of titanium, a more robust metal.
As it is, this is not a production that rivets the attention.
Effects of variables related to design and production of riveted lap joints representative of longitudinal sheet connections for a pressurized transport aircraft fuselage were experimentally investigated.
