Sentence examples for be recast from from inspiring English sources
The pitch of the bell is carefully judged by its creators, and a difference of a single hertz in the fundamental frequency can require that the bell be recast from scratch.
The menu has been recast from mostly French and Italian cuisine so that it now incorporates more ingredients from the Northwest and has slightly more approachable pricing.
The lamps are repurposed sun lamps from the 1950s and 60s, bought from an architectural lighting restorer (try 1stdibs.com), while the shelving brackets are recast from an original pair of Victorian cistern brackets picked up at Kempton antiques market.
Leonie's flat is full of consumer goodies, while Morgan himself is recast from the original as a painter rather than a writer: his nemesis Charles Napier has a fashionable West End gallery full of mobiles and action sculptures.
Returning to the world of Harry Potter, the character of Lavender Brown was recast from a black actor in the first films to a white actor just in time for her to become a romantic prospect for Ron Weasley.
In 1911, Iași became host to Kogălniceanu bronze statue by Raffaello Romanelli, purported to have been recast from one of the sculptor's older works.
Even so, his proposed changes in the law's crucial accountability provisions, put forth in a draft version of the House bill, may need to be recast to prevent states from backing away from the central mission of the law.
6. Jason Sudeikis (Last Week: 2) I've grown quite fond of Sudeikis' Mitt Romney and, yes, it's been lucky for us as viewers that the role didn't have to be recast because of a Sudeikis departure from the show.
A quick glance at Table 1 immediately reveals that there are many such predictions that follow from the EES position, since each row can be recast as a pair of alternative hypotheses.
Can their essences be recast in nontraditional forms?
