Sentence examples for child cast from inspiring English sources

Audrey waved sadly, overacting, the poor child cast out into the night.

Pale and half‑dead, the creature draws uncanny performances from its child cast, and the religious parallels in ET's subsequent "resurrection" have never gone unnoticed.

Filming was often carried out during the school holidays, with the child cast supported by the reliables of postwar British screen – Ronnie Barker, David Lodge, Patricia Hayes or Sydney Tafler, all working for Equity minimum rates – and the directors were usually reliable pros such as Don Sharp, film-makers who could apply their experience on the British B-film circuit.

While visiting schools for identifying the child cast, Mamatha Bhukya at first was not selected because her hair was short.

Help your child cast a wide net, seeking out friendships in the neighborhood, on a team, through a club, by volunteering, with a youth group, or as a participant in the Arts.

Consider what has happened to Black Men--Martin, Malcolm, Mandela--who have shouted 'he's naked!' If the fairy tale were set in an American city today and the child cast as a black boy, we know he'd be shot or locked up or both.

(Ironically, though Child casts the wife as the potential spendthrift, in her own life, she was the frugal one, married to a spendthrift editor husband. His poor management of the family's finances drove her to higher and higher levels in her own career).

After being contacted by child casting director Maggie Widstrand, she auditioned for the role three times before finally being cast.

As the summer exacts its tolls, Mister sets his sites on a child casting call for a Hollywood film, which he sees as his deliverance.

"I think he has a really powerful legacy to live up to," says Lorne Michaels, the executive producer of "Saturday Night Live," where Chris worked as a writer and performer during the 1994-95 season (he and Abby are the show's first parent-child cast members).

Her films are often about children cast adrift, left to understand the world on their own.