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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lot of casting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant amount of casting in contexts such as film, theater, or any situation involving the selection of actors or participants.
Example: "The production team is doing a lot of casting this week to find the perfect actors for the upcoming play."
Alternatives: "a great deal of casting" or "much casting".
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It involves a lot of casting out and smiting.
"A lot of casting people and producers think I am that character, that I'm not acting," said Ms. Taylor, 76.
The 21-year-old back-row, who scored the match-winning try that secured a seventh Super League title for the Rhinos, said: "There's been a lot of casting our minds back to the Grand Final but we are under no illusions it's going to be tough to go there.
"I know a lot of casting directors, producers and agents now, and we are going to encourage them to look a little bit further afield".
"When I was growing up, there was a big factory in Medina that did a lot of casting that went out of business," said Mr. Busta, 31, speaking of his Ohio boyhood.
We did a lot of casting to find Anna, but she just hit it out of the park.
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"It's got personal meaning for me and a lot of cast members.
A lot of (cast and crew members) wanted to express some wonderful sentiments to me about my demise, so I was able to get a lot of that out of the way.
We did a lot of street casting.
A lot of voters cast their ballots out of anger this fall.
There's been a lot of attention cast lately on the tin-foil hat statements of NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre.
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