Sentence examples for cast to like from inspiring English sources

An easy mistake to make as a director is that you want your cast to like you more than anything else.

The film's cast seem to like it little better; Radcliffe has wincingly recalled the bicycle seat attachment on his broomstick that was used to film bruising early quidditch scenes.

Unusual for reality TV, the show features a cast that actually seems to like one another — at least this season.

The studio seems to like casting actors it knows -- Shailene Woodley, playing Mary Jane Watson in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," not withstanding.

People seem to like fuzzy casts.

Ms. Hay's has a decidedly Asian cast to it, like much contemporary Australian cooking.

Two examples included the coal torpedo (a device cast to look like a lump of coal and filled with black powder, to be slipped into an enemy ship's coal bins) and the small "horological" (clockwork, or time bomb) torpedo.

Inside, tacky ashtrays, bar stools cast to look like ladies' legs and plumbers' butts (builders' bums), and a menu that features Shack-a-tizers and See-food only add to the trashy appeal.

For the New Year's Eve party she'll be hosting, Kauffman plans to wear a 1940s black silk crepe gown with the gold turban and giant reclaimed bronze cuffs from her line that are cast to look like crocodile.

As a consequence, Meyerbeer was at last able to stage Le prophète with a cast to his liking, (including Viardot as Fidès), and it premiered on 16 April 1849.

As the Chief Blue Meanie does not yet appear to be cast, we would like to propose the esteemed Eddie Izzard.