Sentence examples for casts to spend from inspiring English sources
He has since arranged for several of the casts to spend a week rehearsing in upstate New York and for others to rehearse in the same building in Manhattan.
The team's quest for fidelity to the original includes instructions to cast members to spend the day of each performance in character as Christian youth group members who have been cast in their local Hell House.
As both Mrs. Stahlbaum and the Queen, John Heginbotham is completely convincing, while Kraig Patterson has the daunting task of being one of the few cast members to spend the entire show en pointe as the family maid.
Working with a cast that dares to spend most of its time onstage somewhere way out on a limb, Mr. Ascher solves the eternal Chekhov conundrum that often brings strong directors to their knees.
The work was exhausting, and the trips were disappointing, because no one who wanted a cast had any money to spend.
To this end, the entire cast are apparently "invited" to spend up to seven hours rehearsing 10 seconds of rapid-fire dialogue.
WHEN casting about for ways to spend on others at this time of year, people whose hearts are as big as their appetites turn to food-related charities.
Bart may be the tabloids' biggest target these days, but all the Dutch "Big Brother" cast members appear poised to spend the rest of their lives under the lens.
The Mets' well-documented financial distress has cast doubt on their ability to spend as lavishly as they have done in the past, which is why Reyes may eventually have to go.
A film drowned under vast oceans of misogynistic bile before even a single cast member was announced, taxed to spend the coming months fighting un uphill battle just to be recognised amongst all the other standard reboots and remakes heading to screen next year.
"For Parliament to introduce additional trip wires at this stage would create uncertainty, undermine the message about rollout of improved terms and conditions and cast doubt about our intention to spend the sizeable sum of money - the £1.8bn - that we have available to support this agenda.
