Sentence examples for children casting from inspiring English sources

An ice cream van backed into a spot in the eyeline of children casting their first glances up towards the arch and slid open the window for a bumper afternoon's take.

Lately he has been seen colour co-ordinating his coats with his younger children – casting himself as an endearing 'cool dad' rather than as one half of the tediously matching pair, Posh & Becks.

Fittingly, as an artist who wrestles with the pain of absent fathers, Spielberg frequently focuses his stories through children, casting new talents for whom he becomes, in turn, a mentor. .

It's a grim story, but Bachmann leavens the dark goings-on with whimsy, assigning characters such memorable names as Mr. Lickerish and Lord Lillicrap and, like so many beloved stories for children, casting the adults as evil villains or abject idiots.

This spring more than 18,000 children cast their votes in an election to form Gaza City's Children's Municipality Council – or CMC – one of several located across the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT).

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

Last year, more than 15 million children cast their ballots, breaking all previous records.

And we gladly and lovingly accept taking care of children cast away by others.

But what makes the film worth watching are the extraordinary performances by the more than 250 children cast as orphans.

He was rehabilitated under Khrushchev; meanwhile, his wife had been thrown into jail and his children cast on the wind.

Incident and event-free neglect is more characterised by a complete absence of parenting, with children cast adrift at home.