Sentence examples for cast numbers from inspiring English sources

(The cast numbers just nine, with actors playing as many as four roles).

The cast numbers 22, a gesture of producing braveness, even in 1953.

The cast numbers 40, a legion by the standards of Broadway plays these days.

Not only is this production more streamlined in terms of cast numbers and length, it is more eclectic in some of its sources.

(The entire cast numbers only five.) First to go was Laura Benanti, a critics' favorite from "Nine" and "Into the Woods".

"This is a dream part," said Mr. Yudell, who has played leading-man roles in regional productions of "Evita," "South Pacific" and other shows, though he and the other actors — the cast numbers about 25 — are not members of Actors Equityy.

It generally had a cast numbering only three -- Milligan, Peter Sellers and Harry Secombe -- but the trio played dozens of roles, ranging from witless vagrants to witless ministers of Parliament.

Because they wanted to make sure they sold the shows out for two weekends, the cast numbered roughly 70 to 80peoplee.

The apparent aim of "The Cheaters Club" seems to be to shoehorn as many actors onstage as possible, resulting in a cast numbering 26 — positively Cecil B. DeMillian, by the standards of today's financially needy theater.

The quality of station lists and cruise reports ranged from purely narrative, lacking description of equipment and latitude and longitude of sampling sites, to comprehensive, including station number, cast number, type of gear, event, date and time, decimal latitude and longitude, depth, remarks, core length where applicable and institute responsible for sample.

Why are these "now-cast" numbers higher than the most recent national polls seem to suggest?