Sentence examples for breaking casting from inspiring English sources
Mr Penske also owns Deadline, a free news website which has muscled in on Variety's turf of breaking casting news, ratings and box office numbers.
The Gin Game and Hughie: James Earl Jones, Cicely Tyson, and Forest Whitaker are portraying characters that are usually played by white actors breaking casting stereotypes (Jones & Tyson in The Gin Game, Whitaker in Hughie opening this spring).
In an interview with The Observer Ms. Selway mentioned how difficult it is to break casting stereotypes.
The Australians were broken, casting about for some hint that they might find, if not victory, certainly a degree of self-respect.
Within several years and often sooner, intimate bonds between parents are generally broken, casting dark shadows across their lives and those of their children.
Sculptural "gourds," fashioned of cement and epoxy in a process that entails casting, breaking the cast artworks and putting them back together, are similar to the filmed jars.
Then Gielgud gave him his first big break, casting him as Osric and the Third Player in a production of "Hamlet".
After Mr. Simpson's acquittal, many of Detective Vannatter's critics were inclined to give him a break, casting him as an honest policeman who had made some mistakes and run into bad luck and a tide of ill will toward the Los Angeles police that was heightened in 1991 by the beating of Rodney King and exacerbated by the recordings of racist statements by Detective Fuhrman.
I can also only say that unless it's a major break, casting on a kid (they heal faster) for three weeks usually does the trick.
Peter Hall worked with Barker at Oxford and gave him his break, casting him as the Chantyman and Joe Silva in his production of Mourning Becomes Electra at the Arts Theatre in London's West End in 1955.
If the Tories think that our politics (just like our economy and society) are "broken", how do you think breaking a "cast-iron guarantee" on the Lisbon Treaty will help restore trust?
