Sentence examples for been recasting from inspiring English sources
verb
To cast or throw again.
But is it any wonder that some 21st-century writers have been recasting the female-lead template, multiplying the varieties of fiction written about women?
But comedy makers have been recasting, reshooting and re-editing based on research screenings since Mack Sennett churned out his silent shorts in the 20's.
OVER the past two years Danh Vo has been recasting a life-size Statue of Liberty from 30 tons of copper sheets the width of just two pennies — same as the original.
EBay, which is recovering from several unprofitable quarters and facing dwindling market share, has been recasting the site to make it more attractive to new kinds of shoppers — and make it feel less like shopping an Excel spreadsheet.
The immigration debate has been recast to focus on border security and homeland defense.
Housing remains one of the top issues facing the city, but the battle has been recast.
Now it has been recast as a suburban basement rec room circa 1964.
But these, like all other sins and vices, have been recast by the altered moral order.
have been recast in my imagination as the bridge between kid wantability and actual adultness.
Some are recasting themselves as "mobility service providers".
If anything, International Falls seems to be recasting itself.
