Sentence examples for cast back at from inspiring English sources

Another evocative cutaway: when Richard Linklater won best director, for "Boyhood," the camera cut to the cast, back at the table.

The same might be said of "Domino" itself as it casts back at us, in distorted yet penetrating form, a distant reflection of our own reality.

Needless to say, the band was cast back into the independent ocean and at the turn of the millennium began a long and fruitful partnership with Mike Patton's Ipecac label, a suitable home for perennial outsiders too heavy for many rock fans and too peculiar for metalheads.

At high tide, the worn bricks were to have been cast back into the river.

Cast back to a time long past.

We had our cast and were back at [Studio] 8H, and there was a little room nearby with a long desk which could act as a stage.

Despite getting a new show, Mr. Leno has not been much of a draw in the dreaded prime time, and he has cast longing looks back at the later hour.

Ms. Moore and the rest of the cast were due back at Pinewood Studios for the reshoot on Thursday, Sept. 13, 2001, a date that became unworkable on Sept. 11.

The die was cast when estates, back at the time when they were still considered futuristic, were depicted as horrifying, anti-human dystopias in fiction, long before they became so in documentary and sociology.

Still, in terms of recognizing and identifying the formal and contextual qualities that distinguish these GIFs from the stuff one might find on GIF Party, for instance, it helps to at least start with some conventional reference points and cast a glance back at the established standards of the old vanguard.

All right, on to a few thoughts on "Grimm" and "Person of Interest," which Ryan and I discussed in this week's podcast (along with "30 Rock," "How I Met Your Mother," "Mad Men," "Game of Thrones"; we also cast a look back at "Lost".