Sentence examples for be cast on from inspiring English sources

The votes from more than 200 member nations will be cast on 19 August, three days before the World Championships start in Beijing.

Most recently I had a unique opportunity to be cast on one of my favorite comedy shows on Comedy Central @midnight.

In this year's election, as in previous ones, votes will be cast on electronic voting machines that were invented in India, which combine the virtues of simplicity, reliability, and ruggedness.

By falsely portraying Ralph Miliband as an eternal outsider who "hated Britain" and left an "evil legacy", doubt could be cast on whether his son is sufficiently "one of us" to become prime minister.

During this year's presidential primaries, roughly one-third of all votes will be cast on touch-screen machines.

Political pundits, journalists and even politicians swear they cannot recall a more eyelid-drooping campaign than the one now being fought for the 4m-plus votes available to be cast on May 17, in the first round of what most Israelis now accept is a flawed electoral system.

Bronze can be cast on a staggering scale.

Ideas aren't property, she writes, but "bread to be cast on the waters".

May your first born be cast on Jersey Shore Season 21.

Secondly, some of the blame can probably be cast on bad luck.

He will either become prime minister, or be cast on to Canada's large scrap heap of failed conservative leaders.