Sentence examples for casting him into from inspiring English sources

But Lycomedes, king of Scyros, killed Theseus by casting him into the sea from the top of a cliff.

When he leaned on an air-conditioning panel to survey the scene, the panel collapsed, casting him into an interior courtyard.

Shortly before he deployed with a brigade out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska, to Kandahar Province, one of the most volatile regions of Afghanistan, Private Chen revealed to another soldier that his parents had disowned him, casting him into a funk, Captain Hernon said.

And so they cast him into an icebox of indifference.

And they sent him to Andrew whose surname was Jon-sing, and Andrew cast him into prison.

Flew's "conversion," first reported in late 2004, has cast him into culture wars that he contentedly avoided his whole life.

Harriet goes to see her son, and is appalled by the dungeon they have cast him into.

John Galliano, Dior's guiding genius until his recent anti-Semitic rants cast him into fashion purgatory, achieved a post-punk apotheosis in 2006 when he made a gown with an eighteen-foot train of black aluminum foil.

She added: "That factor, combined with his native insecurity, means he doesn't always believe he's earned the praise that comes his way, while criticism has the power to cast him into despair".

An icon of popular American culture, in fact, the icon of popular American culture, had flown in to see the opera that takes his name in vain and that, ultimately, casts him into the fires of hell.

The BBC's economics editor, Robert Peston, said Google had cast him into oblivion after a 2007 blogpost he wrote about the former Merrill Lynch boss Stan O'Neal was excluded from some search results.