| produce in | 88.15 | How much does Peavey produce in a year? | ||
| produce by | 50.30 | Produced by Don Hahn. | ||
| produce for | 19.42 | One produced for PBS, of course. | ||
| produce at | 19.03 | Animation produced at Cinar Animation. | ||
| produce from | 12.24 | Sea salt is produced from evaporating seawater. | ||
| produce on | 11.39 | But Williams is producing on the field. | ||
| produce with | 8.62 | Produced with Fox Television Studios. | ||
| produce as | 5.27 | The gun had been produced as evidence. | ||
| produce during | 3.55 | Carbon dioxide is produced during respiration. | ||
| produce under | 3.49 | That he could produce under fire. | ||
| produce before | 2.63 | Talking cars have been produced before. | ||
| produce to | 2.57 | The lamps will be produced to order. | ||
| produce through | 2.17 | And he is producing it through his Lone Star Studios. | ||
| produce than | 1.91 | And phages are much less expensive to produce than antibiotics. | ||
| produce within | 1.91 | The semiconductor wafers are produced within the zone. | ||
| produce about | 1.71 | Three foreign films have been produced about the doctor. | ||
| produce without | 1.71 | They sold whatever they produced without difficulty. | ||
| produce after | 1.32 | No new brain cells are produced after birth. | ||
| produce over | 1.18 | Moore has the credentials, though, and has produced over time. | ||
| produce less | 1.12 | A light-water reactor produces far less bomb material. |