Sentence examples for serious production from inspiring English sources

Producer changes it into a serious production.

"Today the technologies are not ready for serious production," he said.

Black Sigatoka and Panama disease both cause serious production losses and are difficult to control.

Serious production commenced in 1867, the year of the Paris Exposition.

Having arrived ready for blood, the majority had to admit that Ms. Wagner had come up with a serious production.

This is a serious production of an engrossing, beautiful and perplexing work that history is still grappling with.

Yet virtually every performer bringing a show, from the one-man-band through to rather serious productions, say they lose money, sometimes lots.

Television was then mounting serious productions, and in 1960 he got a role in "The Sacco-Vanzetti Story" for the Armstrong Circle Theater, in which he played the prosecutor.

He toured Britain in serious productions but was first billed to West Midlands audiences as a "Most Extraordinary Novelty, a Man of Colour".

And it was arguably with Taglioni that ballet — a man's game until a hundred years before, with men "en travesti" even playing the roles of women in most serious productions — began to be about ballerinas.

He understood, as George Orwell later wrote, that there was such a thing as the "good bad book" — one that "has no literary pretensions but remains readable when more serious productions have perished".