Sentence examples for working in the production from inspiring English sources

Trent says he loved working in the production; he's not so hot on London the city.

Launched as a co-operative back in December 2009, Who Made Your Pants? provided lessons in sewing and English, and now has eight women from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sudan and Somalia working in the production team.

She was working in the production office when Gilliam first tried to shoot "Quixote". For this version, she was crucial in securing the final investment — the budget was about half the $32 million allotted for the original version.

OutKast aside, mainstream hip-hop doesn't really do ambiguity or irony, but just as West's arrogance occasionally appears to be a protracted joke, Late Registration finds him in thrillingly subversive form, working in the production booth to undercut tracks' messages and shifting their meanings.

Koality launched in 2012 to help developers test software in a more efficient way by letting them set up multiple instances of a build very quickly, so they wouldn't be working in the production environment.

I started working in the production department as a production assistant where I worked with project managers, MIs, and software developers to develop interactive CD-ROM products for higher education and health care professionals.

Women have always worked in the production of food and other products in rural areas.

Ms. Pavesi is an aspiring actress who works in the production department of Time Warner magazines.

He then worked in the production department of the Procter & Gamble Company in Cincinnati, with time out for defense work in World War II.

The manager at College Point, Mike Connors, has been with The Times for 43 years; he's the fourth generation of his family to work in the production of the paper.

In June , 2012 half of the same panel of experts agreed and another thirty-three percent strongly agreed that "Some Americans who work in the production of competing goods, such as clothing and furniture, are made worse off by trade with China".