Sentence examples for set up producers from inspiring English sources

Although they are mostly gofers — they pull videotapes from the wackily colored file cabinets in the central hallway, and may even be called upon to set up producers' lunches or take out the garbage — you often see the demo kids performing their chores with a joyous and ironic enthusiasm that recalls Dean Moriarty in Jack Kerouac's novel "On the Road".

Among many labels set up by producers, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff's Philadelphia International was an inspirational flagship during the 1970s.

The Island with Bear Grylls has come under fire before, when some scenes were revealed to have been set up by producers and four "ordinary" contestants were found to have professional survival experience.

Most of the drama was put on and set up by producers, but we tuned in any way because we fell in love with the characters and, I'll admit, there's something fascinating about watching other people try to handle their problems.

The Circuit is being made by Merman, the company Horgan set up with producer Clelia Mountford, with Mountford producing and both Horgan and Kelly working as executive producers.

When Cafédirect realised that some of its producers' needs were not being met by the two main tenets of Fairtrade – minimum prices and social premiums – it set up its producer partnership programme (PPP) to invest money back into the producer groups it trades with.

At Selfridges, we are going to be working with the Blue Marine Foundation (bluemarinefoundation.com), the charity set up by the producers of the pioneering film The End of the Line.

Other stunts are set up by the producers: strangers try to help a man whose motorized wheelchair has apparently run amok and are rewarded by looking like idiots.

The day began with a protest outside the ground by Change Cricket, a campaign set up by the producers of the film Death of a Gentleman which documents the last year's restructure of the International Cricket Council.

Although the "survivors" were forced to cooperate with each other for their daily needs and in competitive events that were set up by the producers, conflict was injected by forcing the group to vote one of their fellow castaways off the island at three-day intervals.

An EU Milk Market Observatory has been set up to help producers adjust to price fluctuations.