Sentence examples for cast apart from inspiring English sources

They can't be cast apart.

Musically the revival gets by, though none of the cast, apart from Ambrogio Maestri who returns in the title role, is exceptional.

It's not the usual line-up for a musical, but then this resolutely unhip but up-to-this-minute show boasts an almost entirely mature cast: apart from one not very nubile schoolgirl there is no young person on stage.

The tired mantra that every labor fight in professional sports is a battle between "millionaires and billionaires," and therefore should be cast aside as frivolous, fell apart when it came up against that absurd scene: a black team with a black coach playing in front of tens of thousands of fans whose ticket money would eventually find its way into the pockets of Donald Sterling.

Apart from it, there's a chasm between revelry and responsibility that makes it all too easy to cast aside caution and dig in.

The study of near-critical gas reservoirs, or gas condensate reservoirs, has been a fertile area of research in the last decades, especially because of their singular depletion behavior which cast them apart from other types of oil and gas reservoirs.

Beach Rats was street cast, meaning that – apart from the character of Frankie, played by the painfully handsome Harris Dickinson, and his reluctant girlfriend, played by Madeline Weinstein – the kids in the film were cast on the streets of Garritsen Beach.

The director describes it as a "daunting" time, as he and the cast pick apart the play's questions around class, gender and feminism.

He is excellently served by Tamara Harvey's production and a cast who, apart from having exactly the right Humberside accents, resist the temptation to make the characters seem self-consciously strange.

One immediately gets a sense of Catfish Row as a community and the cast -- apart from being strong singers up and down the line -- define their characters confidently.

Set the names of the cast members apart from the rest of the text by capitalizing them or using a bold font.