Sentence examples similar to cast generation from inspiring English sources

We describe the mechanical defibrillation of bacterial cellulose (BC) followed by the dry-cast generation of reconstituted BC films (RBC).

Anna Paquin who played the little girl is now in True Blood with Alex Skarsgård, who I cast in Generation Kill.

And so it proved, as deputy Wire editor Anne Hilde Neset's slightly shaky contention that the esteem in which Oram and Derbyshire's work is held has been somehow constrained by their gender was deftly countered by Trunk's respectful assertion that the romantic spell they had cast over generations of nerdy record collectors was actually a key ingredient in their abundant mythology.

To watch the greatest voice of her generation cast that talent aside must have been intensely frustrating.

Failure to act on any of these fronts could cast a whole generation adrift from the housing market".

If fans want more of a peek into the motivations behind their favorite characters, they have to look at the more minor cast, the older generation.

The hope, as fervent among millions of Iraqis, was that the shadow Mr. Hussein cast for a generation over the Iraqi soul had passed, never to return.

First generation cast members the Soldier (Alex Briley, 67), the Native American (Felipe Rose, 61) and lead singer and the Cop (Ray Simpson, 61) have been thrusting their way around the world since 1977 and have lost none of their gloss.

And if you're really looking for the next generation, cast your eye on the Planet Scicast entries for last years competition, in which a group of teenage girls from Scotland made an excellent film off their own backs which explained the complex concept of sonoluminescence – how bubbles turn sound into light.

If his first, Original Pirate Material, cast this "45th generation Roman" as a bit of a geezer – while also being hailed as the best album of the 00s in a poll in this newspaper – its successor, A Grand Don't Come for Free, turned him into public property, with a No 1 single in "Dry Your Eyes" that was quickly used to soundtrack serial English sporting defeats.

Stewie blows a fuse when he doesn't get a chance to ask his favorite 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' cast members any questions," reads the logline.