Sentence examples for casts to give from inspiring English sources

THERE will be two separate casts to give more singers a chance to perform, said Mr. Smith, and all told, about 40 people are part of the production.

"OnLine" is acted with enough zest by its cast to give these not especially endearing people a poignant human dimension.

The liquid metal was cast to give an ingot about 75 millimetres in square section and 500 millimetres long, but multiple casts were also made.

It is no slight to the excellent cast to give top billing to the theater's stage manager, Thomas Clewell, and technical crew.

It grips you, while at the same time allowing its deadpan cast to give rein to a liberating kind of panto absurdity.

It is a revelation to see how he has transformed the novelistic conventions of place and character with such tact, and the kind of sobriety and discretion that allows the cast to give vivid, attractive performances.

So, it was with considerable pleasure that I spent an afternoon in December working with the RSC cast to give them some insight into the astronomy and the astronomers of the early 17th century.

Amahl must be sung by a young boy, and because the opera is double-cast to give more students a chance, as well as to eliminate the need for understudies, two boy sopranos were recruited for the six performances of the piece.

He wished for the film to have a realistic feel, and directed his cast to give restrained performances.

Bill Nighy as General of Infantry Friedrich Olbricht: Nighy was cast to give a sympathetic quality, so Olbricht would not be the "fall guy".

The lord mayor, by convention a neutral figure, was persuaded by Pickles to use his casting vote to give the Conservatives control of the council.