In the darkened gallery, a spotlight shines on clumps of puffy cotton hanging from the ceiling, casting a shadow picture of a dramatic partly cloudy sky.
Mr. Bush then marshaled statistics that cast a sunny picture of free trade and its benefits for American workers.
Would it be okay, for instance, to suggest that no right-thinking gay person could in good conscience cast a best picture vote for "Gravity" because it meant going against "Dallas Buyers Club"?).
But broaden the lens to take in the nearly two-thirds of poll respondents who say they are at least fairly certain of their vote and their likelihood of casting a ballot, and the picture flips, with Clinton holding a 48%-4248%-42%
Yet in spite of the bounty it's appeared to bestow, this film has cast a shadow over the picture-house.
His plan had been this: to paint her, on the same size of canvas used for Mr. Tuttle, though turned on its horizontal axis, and, afterward, to cast a blanket over the picture and uncover it only on the mare's death.
The emerging picture "casts a very serious shadow over the impartiality and fairness of the process for the litigants," said Richard Hesse, interim dean at the Franklin Pierce Law Center here, "and certainly does leave a shadow over what we profess is the central proposition of our legal system, and that is a rule of law, not a rule of men".
At that time, I was making the motion picture Cast a Giant Shadow in Israel.
For a time a Hollywood studio considered casting him in a picture but it didn't work out.
This new Harry Potter picture will cast a spell on its fanbase.
