Sentence examples for casting many from inspiring English sources

"No country can afford the waste and human cost of casting many of its young people aside with such casual abandon," Mr Dawson told conference delegates.

During the race, Mr. Schundler emphasized bread-and-butter issues like cutting taxes and ending parkway tolls, and casting many issues as matters of morality rather than practicality.

Public spending cuts and recession are tearing at the fabric of societies in places like Athens and Madrid, casting many middle-class families and retirees into poverty and more unemployed and young people into precarious situations.

Under the adroit direction of Jeremy Dobrish, the artistic director of the Adobe Theater Company, this intermissionless Moonlight Group presentation underscores its innate humanity by casting many of its actors as members of both households.

By making mostly westerns, four of which starred Wayne, and by casting many actors from Ford's repertory company, such as Harry Carey Jr and Ben Johnson, McLaglen brazenly invited comparison with the great director.

Perhaps it was the influx of American money that persuaded Mr. Lilley to inflate his latest mockumentary: going up to 12 episodes (from 8 for "Summer Heights" and 6 for "We Can Be Heroes") and casting many more actors in supporting roles.

"Cwmwl" thus casts many shadows.

I was lucky; I soon caught that first "Month" cast many more times.

Voter turnout was surprisingly high, with about 1,500 ballots cast, many by mail, members said.

Multicultural organizations routinely criticize Hollywood, saying it fails to cast many minorities in leading roles.

To their credit, they have also cast many Tasmanian actors, including in lead roles.