How to use "studio" in a sentence

The producer, the studio, and the network never could agree on a title, and no one liked my idea - Kickass Koontz Cinema - and probably even realized I was not serious in proposing it.

Among those in whom it struck a chord were the aforementioned producer, studio executives, and network pooh-bahs

He promptly brought legal action against the studio, forcing us into arbitration

I received a death threat by phone the night before the arbitration - I can't say for certain that it was from the writer; the voice was so deep that it might have been his mother - and the next morning the law firm handling the studio's case assured me that they had taken extra security measures for the meeting

The studio executive who brought the project to the network is, I am told, no longer in the business

The legendary producer who brought the project to the studio is dead, probably because he was a beloved friend of the bad-luck writing duo.

'She's in the studio with Lawrence Redding.'

As I closed it, I suddenly decided to go down to our shed, which Lawrence Redding was using as a studio, to look at Griselda's picture while no one was there

There was a man and a woman in the studio

As we walked over to Old Hall, I told Melchett and Haydock how I had seen Redding and Mrs Protheroe kissing in the studio

But I suppose Colonel Protheroe wasn't there yet, because she came back almost immediately, and walked down to the studio.'

'So, Mrs Protheroe went down to the studio?' said Colonel Melchett.

He went down to the studio

'Miss Marple saw him and Mrs Protheroe leave the studio just after six-thirty

She would not have had time to reach the studio.'

'How could I have thought for one minute that Anne did it? I met her in the studio that afternoon...' He paused.

Then we left the studio, and met Dr Stone, and I went off with him to the Blue Boar for a drink

'I had arranged to meet Lawrence that evening at the studio

So I hurried down to the studio where Lawrence joined me.'

But Miss Marple was sure she had seen nobody in the road when he and Anne were in the studio.

'Inspector Slack asked me whether I heard the shot after Mr Redding and Mrs Protheroe had left the studio or before

Otherwise, she would not have gone down to the studio to meet Mr Redding

Then she dropped the pistol on the floor and walked down to the studio!'

So perhaps the sneeze that Mrs Price Ridley's servant heard might have been the shot? But anyway, Mrs Protheroe and Mr Redding went into the studio together - and then realized, of course, that I would not leave my garden until I saw them come out again!'

'But the shot was heard at 6.30 when Lawrence and Anne had come out of the studio