Sentence examples for casting progress from inspiring English sources

Prior to the casting progress, Seinfeld pleaded with his friend Jake Johannsen to play the part, but he rejected it.

When the casting progress started, as casting director Marc Hirschfeld stated, the casting crew "saw every actor [they] could possibly see in Los Angeles".

"The path to equality is rarely easy," Kim wrote in a message on Facebook, thanking fans for supporting him on "Hawaii Five-0". Two years after the #OscarsSoWhite campaign shined a harsh light on Hollywood's hiring and casting practices, some progress has been made.

The hemispheric form was abandoned early as chimes became larger, culminating in tower-borne carillons brought into existence by progress in casting methods and mechanization.

But once the program was launched, it ran into a stream of snags and controversies that slowed its progress, cast doubt on its safety and jeopardized its chance for success.

The difficulty of ferrying equipment to a single, pot-holed airport in Tirana, where a humanitarian airlift was also in progress, cast an embarrassing light on the problems that any "rapid" deployment of heavy forces is likely to face.Since then, the army has been scrambling to repair the dent to its prestige.

The centrepiece, the new 63,000-seater Olympiyskiy Stadium, was a mere building site on the route into the centre from Borispol airport, an unsightly reminder of Kiev's lack of progress cast into stark relief by the stunningly futuristic Donbass Arena, the new home of Dynamo's domestic rivals Shakhtar Donetsk, which had opened in August 2009 to a gala ceremony which included a concert by Beyoncé.

But on Thursday, no progress was made, casting doubt on the fate of the trade round.

The long months of slow, sequestered progress vanished instantly, casting doubts on her plans, and his oblique agenda in East Naples reduced her to feeling like a mere chauffeur.

The state auditor general in June released a report casting doubt on claims of progress in water quality because of "significant uncertainty" around modelling amid a lack of monitoring sites.

The federal environment minister, Greg Hunt, was alerted to a report casting doubt on claims of progress in tackling pollution in Great Barrier Reef waters weeks before he trumpeted those claims to justify a UN draft ruling not to list the natural icon as "in danger".