Sentence examples for cast millions from inspiring English sources

Many Russians still associate Mr. Putin with the end of the economic depression that cast millions into penury in the 1990s.

The president was exactly right when he said that Mr. Boehner's proposals were nothing more than a return to the past decade of economic mismanagement; the same policies that helped turn budget surpluses into crippling deficits nearly destroyed the financial system and cast millions of Americans into long-term joblessness.

Given that it was the stock market that cast millions of elderly Americans into poverty in the 1930's and necessitated the creation of Social Security in the first place, why on earth would anyone suggest putting that money right back into the stock market?

That makes it sound as if the bank didn't want to cast millions of mortgage holders adrift — as if it was beyond the bank's control.

"Baby," with music and lyrics by David Shire and Richard Maltby Jr., and book by Sybille Pearson, is at Paper Mill in a wonderfully cast 20th-anniversary production.

An unapologetic effort to cast 20th century art stars as quintessentially Pace artists, this is, nonetheless, a dazzling show.

Pyrrha Design, a husband and wife team in Vancouver, British Columbia, casts 19th-century European wax seals into jewelry.

At 6 15 p.m. on primary day, Israel Vazquez, 77, who along with the Nordikes was one of the four primary voters in 1998, walked up to the 79th District polling place to cast the 10th vote.

That left Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif ., a recent convert to reform, to cast the 51st vote, with ReiD-Calif . the 52nd.

Their latest project, "The 36th Vote" Barreled Manhattan, is known as such because, again defying stereotypes, Utah was the state which cast the 36th and deciding vote to end Prohibition in 1933.

The latter cast the 10th book of the Bhagavata-purana into short lyrics.