Regardless of who is ultimately cast, we love the idea of agents rolling calls in a desperate bid to get their clients cast as Hitler and Braun.
After watching clients cast in vain for two hours on Nantucket's sheltered North Shore, Captain Jason Mleczko called his father, who ran the family's charter-boat company, and said that he was heading to the Opening to try fishing the rips.
With Mr. Lopez as a guide Mr. Wright began to make connections, eventually casting clients in the film from the Lamp Community, an agency on skid row that provides support to the homeless there, including Mr. Ayers.
Fields did a little acting, appearing in an episode of "Dragnet" when his client Jack Webb cast him as a prosecutor.
I've seen client projects cast as definitional, gateway statements for smaller cities in the hunt to build momentum for economic development.
Casting his clients' opponents as merciless agents of doom and gloom is a Brabender specialty, and a significant factor in how Santorum ever clambered on to the national political stage.
By selling stock in miscreant client companies, investors are casting out top executives who conspired to rip off stockholders, lawyers who slashed corners and directors in conflicts of interest.
For instance, around 40percentt of all prosecutions in the country involve witchcraft in some respect, with lawyers often instructing their clients not to cast any spells while in the dock.
For instance, about 40percentt of all prosecutions in the country involve witchcraft in some way, with lawyers often instructing their clients not to cast any spells while in custody.
He kept meticulous records of his trips abroad, modeling and casting processes and clients' payments of tens of thousands of dollars for statues of politicians, soldiers and goddesses.
