Sentence examples for casting marks from inspiring English sources

Scholars currently suspect that it might be a genuine antique and have scanned and tested its metal composition and casting marks.

Jacobson's casting marks the most significant step yet en route to him fulfilling his destiny of one day playing Santa Claus.

His casting marks a departure from Tennant and Matt Smith's bouncy young Doctors, which might be a risk considering Doctor Who relies on new generations of devotion.

As Forbes notes, Holland's casting marks the third white actor to play Peter Parker on the big screen in 15 years, following Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield in the previous "Spider-Man" films.

The casting marks the latest upscale role for Stewart; the "Twilight" star earned strong notices for her work opposite Julianne Moore in the Oscar winner's "Still Alice" and was similarly well received for her turn as a complicated assistant in Olivier Assayas' April release "Clouds of Sils Maria".

The casting marks a nice full-circle for the Kennedy clan in show business: Joseph Kennedy, the family patriarch, was a big studio bigwig back in his day, and then, following their political dynasty in the 60s, they became the subject of years of productions.

And in such intense heat, there's pleasing surreality to spying a manufacturer's casting mark at the base of a lamp that reads: "T Potter & Sons, South Moulton St W".

According to E. J. Fleming, author of Wallace Reid: The Life and Death of a Hollywood Idol, the cast marks the debut of Lon Chaney, but this is unsupported and disputed.

Counties east of a line from Louisville to Middlesboro generally supported Cantrill, while those west of the line mostly went for Barkley, who lost the primary by 9,000 votes (out of 241,000 cast), marking his only election loss.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, more than 143,000 early ballots were cast, marking a massive increase over both the first-round election in February and the previous mayoral contest in 2011.

Consider: Israel's current operation, "Cast Lead", marks the fourth time Israel has fought its way into Gaza.