Sentence examples for casting numbers from inspiring English sources

Also, check the ID and casting numbers to ensure that the engine you think you are working on is actually the engine you are working on.

Casting number one finished: 12 more to go.

(The cast numbers just nine, with actors playing as many as four roles).

Why are these "now-cast" numbers higher than the most recent national polls seem to suggest?

The cast numbers 22, a gesture of producing braveness, even in 1953.

The cast numbers 40, a legion by the standards of Broadway plays these days.

(The entire cast numbers only five.) First to go was Laura Benanti, a critics' favorite from "Nine" and "Into the Woods".

Not only is this production more streamlined in terms of cast numbers and length, it is more eclectic in some of its sources.

As for the 3-D, it looks great in the show's big-cast numbers, the layers of dancers deploying nicely in that extra dimension.

"This is a dream part," said Mr. Yudell, who has played leading-man roles in regional productions of "Evita," "South Pacific" and other shows, though he and the other actors — the cast numbers about 25 — are not members of Actors Equityy.

Stefanie Batten Bland and Brian Scott Bagley's choreography gives us hints of styles as varied as capoeira and the Lindy Hop, with delightfully low-key chorus lines and big cast numbers that call to mind the glamour of classic films like "Stormy Weather".