Sentence examples for cast jumped from inspiring English sources

When Jeanette was first cast as Kitri in "Don Quixote" in 2006, Patricia, who was not cast, jumped in to soothe her before a performance.

With that, the cast jumped back into the show's usual flow: dates, rose ceremony jitters, and drinks by the pool. .

Then the cast jumped over to New York, where hearing and Deaf actors revisit the century-old tale that millennials have grown to love.

The work, danced to a jazz score by Teo Macero, a frequent Sokolow collaborator, was performed by the Joffrey Ballet and ended with the sullen young cast jumping into the orchestra pit.

The noise in the house at the end of the street in Whitchurch, a small village in Somerset, was becoming familiar and maddening: an 18-year-old with a shattered leg in a cast jumping up and down the stairs to make sure the good leg did not go the same way.

The final scene, once the copyright-free comedy redneck movie had run out of its own accord, saw the entire cast jumping up and down while Wiseau (in a short brunette wig and apparently covered in cake) chanted "Wah wah wah" over and over again.

And the cast jumps heartily into the play's most unusual features, including occasional unison outbursts, a la Greek chorus, and a gutsy song in praise of bingo.

In response, Bateman, along with the other male cast members, jumped to defend Tambor while Walter fought back tears.

Sometimes the rest of the cast would jump over a fallen performer in a spirit of malicious triumph.

And Curnyn's interventions didn't stop at simulated sex: it was his idea that during one of the opera's most dazzling arias – sung by a soprano brandishing an electric guitar – a woman in the audience, actually a member of the cast, should jump up and shout: "That bitch fucked my husband!" Such behaviour is unusual in conductors.

Of Ms. Nobis, who is a bit of a tomboy, she said, "You can picture her leaving a casting and jumping on her skateboard".