Sentence examples for cast ideas from inspiring English sources

Debbie Chang, writing for BuddyTV, and Jonathan Toomey of The Huffington Post also cast ideas about Harris' self-incision in the episode "In the Midnight Hour", wondering if she "has a death wish" and "what is wrong with her".

In the winter, they remain in touch by telephone and meet several times, usually in New York, to juggle repertory and casting ideas.

A nook is occupied by a hammock; a table chequerboarded with the film DVDs Gordon means to watch; a pinboard is covered with photos of actors, casting ideas for a feature film venture.

This can be contrasted to Plato's theory, for example, which casts ideas as substances, occupying the upper-most rung of the ontological ladder.

The one thing missing from the book is a deeper discussion of the fear of actually casting ideas to the wind.

Scott Alexander Hess: What's up with the screenplay and any dream casting ideas yet?

Midler took to Twitter with casting ideas (and used the wrong usernames, but it's all good, she's Bette Midler).

This is, however, after the major automakers have cast aside ideas of all-electric vehicles and turned their attention to hybrids and fuel cells.

And Mr Fischer's ideas will certainly provide something for French and German leaders to chew on when they gather on May 19th at Rambouillet, near Paris.But why did Mr Fischer cast his ideas so coyly as being entirely "personal"?

For example: When you're with a woman, don't treating her as if she's simply a prize to be won, a vessel to have sex with, or an empty slate for you to cast your ideas on.

Directors love Mr. Aibel for his out-of-the-box casting ideas.