Sentence examples for cast to show from inspiring English sources
From the same mix proportions, PAC slab members were cast to show an example application of PAC in the precast concrete industry.
Yet as the Time to Change campaign says: "The effects are as real as a broken arm, even though there isn't a sling or plaster cast to show for it".
Where other film-makers might have resorted to the kind of elaborate visualisations that characterised Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones, Abrahamson has the intelligence to trust his cast to show us the world through their eyes.
Meanwhile, at the competition site, cast members from past seasons are painting their fingernails, throwing food and yelling at one another, as they impatiently wait for the Vancouver cast to show up.
The other troubling claim is in regard to the European/American models who were cast to show the collection rather than models of Middle Eastern origin, which some claim would have been more authentic.
– Pod casts to show descriptions of what it's like to have CFS/ME (with actors playing the role of a carer and patients with mild and moderate CFS/ME to preserve anonymity. The service user co-investigator in this study presented her experiences as a patient with severe CFS/ME).
In this ballet the motto "from each according to his ability" doesn't quite apply: everyone in the cast seems to show off greater abilities than usual.
All he said to me was, 'My dear, it's called acting.' Maybe that's why he cast him, to show how damaged Marnie was".
Mr. LeBlanc's decision to play a part quite different from Joey Tribbiani appears to be part of a strategy by all the cast members to show that they can stretch as actors and move beyond television.
In effect, George had taken his 27-year study and back-cast it to show that guillemots were tracking more than a century of warming.
The director of the video, Lauryn Siegel, said the idea with the motley casting was "to show how Poly's extreme spirit and vulnerability is embodied by anyone who knows what it's like to be judged by society".
