Sentence examples for always recast from inspiring English sources

For instance, subsequent commercials will poke fun at the fact that although Mr. Chase and Ms. D'Angelo appeared as Clark and Ellen Griswold in all the movies, the actors playing their children, Rusty and Audrey, were almost always recast.

Even if you resubmit without substantive revision, always recast the manuscript in the new journal's format.

"We're always recasting," said Mr. McKneely by phone from his home in New York.

Although we sometimes report intention as a propositional attitude—'I intend that p' such reports can always be recast as 'intending to…' as when I intend to bring about that p. By contrast, it is difficult to rephrase such mundane expressions as 'I intend to walk home' in propositional terms.

Gritty Timelapse Recasts San Francisco as Gotham City.

Last-second rewrites and recasting are not always the best policy.

The truth is, Johnson and Troy Baker (who played Joel) look nothing like their respective characters, regardless of their age, and the roles were always going to have to be recast.

The key idea behind the proposed method is the introduction of an almost-always invertible time/output-dependent state mapping which allows to recast the dynamics of the system in a new observer canonical form whose initial conditions are known.

Second Baptist had always run a Vacation Bible School, but five years ago the church recast it in a high-tech, high-gloss version intended to compete against secular pop culture.

Such confessions, almost always extracted under duress, are part of an effort to recast the civil unrest set off by Iran's disputed presidential election as a conspiracy orchestrated by foreign nations, human rights groups say.

"I'd always say on set that essentially I was going to recast with Michael Cera and [fellow Juno star] Ellen Page if Craig or Yasmin did anything wrong, that I had both of them on speed-dial, that Cera was literally a chopper ride away".