Sentence examples for cast up with from inspiring English sources

So while it is a thrill to see the play in a new West End production, with a nuanced performance from Juliette Lewis, it seems a pity that commercial theatre producers overlook Shepard's most interesting work, gravitating instead toward the flashily iconic, more easily digested Americana that is easy to "cast up" with stars - a process he defines as "boring and stupid".

In others, town fathers appointed spotters "to view & espie if there be any whales cast up" after storms, with the spoils divided among all citizens.

For adventure, Kensuke's Kingdom tells an exciting and moving story of a boy who is swept overboard from his parent's boat and cast up on a deserted island with only his dog for company.

And in the homecoming after the Embassy ball, while the doltish bachelors go off into their orgy of self-congratulation ("you did it, you did it") she stands in a half-shadow against the wall as heartbreaking and tristful as Henryson's abandoned Cressida: "Then upon him she cast up both her eyen, And with ane blenk it come into his thought, That he sum tyme her face before had seene".

During this time it was presented in three different formats and cast line-ups with a total of 46 episodes.

Director Abigail Zealey Bess keeps the pace moving, and the energetic cast keeps up with it.

Rail passengers outside the south-east of England are expected to put up with "cast-off" trains, MPs say.

Smith in particular, he says, got thrown onto a San Francisco team with a weak supporting cast, then had to put up with three offensive coordinators in four seasons.

The microstructure and crystallography of carbides in 30wt.%Cr 2.3wt.%C cast irons with up to 3.7wt.%V additions have been studied by scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy.

Melzac had died by that time and could not sponsor this casting, but the Texas A&M Foundation came up with $50,000 to pay the artist to produce a new bust.

Think of the most  awful famous-for-being-famous, always-in-TMZ piece of garbage you can, someone who would scare the cast of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.