Sentence examples for try to keep production from inspiring English sources
Friends and associates like Mr. DeVito; Bill Duke, an actor, director and enrolled Democrat; and Clint Eastwood, a Republican, have accepted appointments to the California Film Commission to try to keep production in the state.
"I'm trying to keep production right here in the U.S.," Mr. Basich said.
He said: "The challenge is trying to keep production above the snow melt and concentrating on one of the runs.
Retailers discount unpopular toys at terrible waste". By trying to keep productions closer to home, companies can become more innovative.
A1 Serbs Gird for Strikes As Serbia's opposition vowed to shut down the country today, police officers, apparently sent to try to keep electricity production going, surrounded and entered an important coal mine yesterday.
As Serbia's opposition vowed to shut the country down on Monday, several hundred policemen, apparently sent to try to keep electricity production going, tonight surrounded and entered an important coal mine that went on strike on Friday.
Like the acclaimed play of the same name by Ronald Harwood on which it is based, The Dresser takes place over the course of one night in a small English regional theater during the second world war as a frantic troupe of actors try to keep their production of Shakespeare's King Lear afloat, despite the worries of its lead star, played by Hopkins.
The New Zealand government has pledged to step in to try to keep the production in the homeland of its recently confirmed director.
Try to keep your production costs as low as possible, as this will be one of your most consistent expenditures.
New Zealand's feisty film workers have taken to the streets this week to try to keep Peter Jackson's production of "The Hobbit" in their country, nudging the prime minister, John Key, toward a Tuesday summit meeting with a visiting contingent of Warner Brothers executives.
Its members will most likely agree to decrease their production to try to keep prices higher.
