But probably the most eye-catching cast member is Mel Gibson, playing a murderous arms dealer – probably the only kind of role he can pull off in this still utterly toxic phase of his career.
There was an eye-catching cast of mentors, invitations to presentations, freebies like software from sponsors, and access to an impressive network that SQZ Biotech continues to tap for business, legal, and investment help.
The Classic Stage Company's production of Shakespeare's bauble A Midsummer Night's Dream has an eye-catching set and an eye-catching cast in various stages of undress.
By catching successive casts, balletomanes can have the fun of seeing the same ballerinas dance both Cinderella and one of her stepsisters.
For decades, politicians got elected by promising to stop crime by catching criminals, casting them into prison, and, in more and more cases as time passed, throwing away the keys.
Checking my fly, I noted that the gap on the hook had opened, which is one of the hazards of catching your back cast on a shrub or tree limb, both of which you are liable to do at least once a day.
Gender-blind casting is, it seems, catching up with colour-blind casting.
I described Atlantic salmon fishing to my daughter, trying to prepare her for something she is by temperament radically ill-suited to: long hours of casting without catching fish.
In an instant, the fishers cast their nets, catching dozens of frenzied mullet.
Watts tucked away in the corner seat of a booth out on the terrace while Schreiber made rounds, catching up with his "Ray Donovan" cast mates, including Dash Mihok and Kerris Dorsey.
Nobody can tell you all of the small details involved in catching fish and perfecting your cast.
