Sentence examples for casts away from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of cast away
(Toward the end of the play, when, having murdered his way to the top, he ascends the throne at his coronation, he casts away his cane and immediately lurches forward, falling flat on his face).
Vince auditions for a Scorsese movie, and, as he is interviewed by a female casting director perched on a platform, he painfully casts away every acting mannerism until he speaks in his own voice.
Then there's the shades of Thomas Gray in "Many a flower casts away / Its sweetly secret fragrance on / The wastes of deepest solitude" in poem 11, "Le Guignon" or "The Jinx".
What is less predictable is the consequence for Natraja, the American in the grip of an obsession who casts away her identity like the Hindus around her wash away their sins.
He characteristically writes in the Lectures on Ethics that "sexual love makes of the loved person an Object of appetite; as soon as that appetite has been stilled, the person is cast aside as one casts away a lemon which has been sucked dry.
They only come around during the summer when the blue crab casts away its hard shell.
* "CAST AWAY," starring Tom Hanks and Helen Hunt.
Just BAIT your hook and cast away.
Wilson!" in the movie "Cast Away".
Ultimately "Cast Away" has to end somewhere.
"Cast Away," I think it was called?
