Sentence examples for casting something on from inspiring English sources

His first idea was to organize a huge neighborhood casting — something on the order of the castings he and Robert used to have on Walton Avenue during the summer block parties — and end up with a lot of concrete figures on the triangle.

It's because someone cast something on your family.

The Duke itself has cast something of a spell on Mr. Rioult, a former Martha Graham dancer who has been choreographing since 1991.

SAN FRANCISCO — With its coveted gadgets and resurgent stock price, Apple has cast something of a spell on both consumers and investors.

The exploits of "Milex" – as the composite of Turner and Kane has come to be known – have cast something of a shadow on this Shadow Puppets record.

"That made me wonder whether choice is always the wonderful thing it's cracked up to be," she says, a statement which casts something of a shadow on her description of herself as "pro-choice".

The disappointing yield casts something of a shadow on the company's financial performance going forward.

But the project has cast something of a shadow on homes close to the famous ground.

The casting director Avy Kaufman, I met her in NY for casting something else, but then later on she was casting for Ang Lee's project that was not made, Tyrant and she said, "Ang Lee wrote me a letter, do you want to read it?" And I said yes, he said unfortunately I'm dropping the project but there is one person I want to say something to: "I love love love Khaled Abol Naga!" -- three loves.

We arrived on Sunday around noon and began fishing right after lunch, my father and I casting poppers on a fly rod while my son cast something called a Bumblebug on a spinning rod.

His other books include "The Healers: A History of Medicine in Scotland" (1981) and "The Monkey Gland Affair" (1986), which cast something heavier than heavy doubt on the claims of a Russian surgeon to have restored erectile function in humans by implanting tissue from the testicles of monkeys.