Sentence examples for cast first from inspiring English sources
In most films, the man is cast first.
Mr. Reilly was cast first; he suggested Mr. Hoffman.
Cast first in wax, then baked in bronze, each sculpture costs about 3,000 British pounds, or about $5,000, to produce, she said.
Here's the big introspective scene of "Dazed and Confused," as the cast first received it: PINK: And it's always these same fools that are always saying . . .
The famous plaster cast first arrived at the museum in 1905, a gift from Andrew Carnegie and his museum in Pittsburgh that, like the animal, bears his name.
The orchestral playing is dazzling and the cast first-rate.
In Brazil, where voters will cast first-round ballots on October 5th, they remain scarce.
Not only is the cast first-rate — with the vivid Brünnhilde of Astrid Varnay and with Hans Hotter and Wolfgang Windgassen, Solti's Wotan and Siegfried, in fresher voice than they would be seven years later — but so is the conductor, Joseph Keilberth, who had a lighter, more spontaneous, and more lyrically flexible touch than his more famous colleague.
The second season illustrated how a good cast, first-rate cinematography and atmospheric music can carry a show even when the writing falls short. .
Some will cast third-party ballots, or wistfully write in "Bernie Sanders" or "Barack Obama".
