Sentence examples for cast changing from inspiring English sources

But since his return from county-cricket exile – second division, no less, with Worcestershire – he has led the line magnificently, despite the support cast changing on a match-by-match basis.

This may be an issue of nerves and gala expectations; the piece certainly needs rewatching to parse its intricate structure, Mr. Muhly's impressively textured score, and the changing lighting design, which used gyrating overhead light and video projection to cast changing hues of whites, smoky greys and red over the stage.

I hopped from pool to pool throughout the afternoon, returning to find Chouinard, wearing his Basque fishing beret, still where we'd started, casting doggedly, changing flies, casting again with a relentless, almost quixotic, intensity.

After several months' break, the opera is back, and the cast keeps changing.

Still trying to fit the members of his cast into changing roles, Coach John Muckler of the Rangers will shuffle his lineup again Friday night when his 0-3 club meets the 0-2 Devils at Madison Square Garden.

President Obama rolled out a new plan Thursday to make two years of community college free, or nearly so, for millions of students across the country, a major investment that the White House cast as changing the face of higher education.

What is clear is that our approach to casting is changing rapidly, and has to go much further, in matters of race and gender.

Repertory and subsidiary casting kept changing: Flemming Flindt's "Lesson" replaced Roland Petit's "Jeune Homme et la Mort"; Alina Cojocaru dropped out and Gudrun Bojesen of the Royal Danish Ballet dropped in.

Intervention: Serial casting of 172 joints (42 elbow, 41 wrist, 21 knee, 68 ankle joints), with cast-changing intervals of 5 to 7 days (group 1 92 joints, 56 patients), or 1 to 4 days (group 2 80 joints, 49 patients).

Sesame Workshop apologized for "misunderstandings around the changing cast roles" on Sesame Street after the three veteran cast members were supposedly let go.

Everybody was aware of the changing cast.