Sentence examples for cast rise from inspiring English sources
The other actors, although new to the cast, rise excellently to the occasion.
Most of this strong cast rise to meet it, but Matthew Kelly's wily, desolate patriarch, Dodge, deserves special mention.
Given the chewed-over subject matter, not to mention the tendency of the genre — a dramatic reheating of the recent past — to curdle into kitsch, how could Frears and his cast rise above the sins of the miniseries?
Charles Wilson furnishes some amusing moment, and one or two others in the supporting cast rise to what is demanded of them in this audible film .Broadway Scandals" is preceded by three short sound films.
The effect is as elegant as it is mysterious, and Steven McRae and Sarah Lamb, leading a thoroughbred cast, rise to its poetry and brilliance – McRae's beaten jumps filleting the rhythms of Stravinsky's score with rare aplomb.
None of the cast rises above the material.
The entire cast rose to the challenges: Ms. Zahorian, scarcely recognizable as Olga, and Damian Smith, as Kulygin, were especially admirable.
In counties where Trump won at least 70percentt of the vote, the number of votes cast rose 2.9percentt versus 2012.
The percentage of governance shareholder proposals receiving support by majority of votes cast rose steadily from 5percentt of proposals in 1994 to 37percentt of voted proposals in 2003.
The cast rises above the occasional implausibility of the material, and the movie is funny, touching and understated.
Each cast rises to it with color and affection; it's always the most flawlessly performed work on the program.
