Sentence examples for date of casting from inspiring English sources
The tests were carried out at 28 days and 3 years after the date of casting.
The tests were carried out 28 days after the date of casting.
For metal samples this will be the date of casting.
The press release announcing the film version's release date made no mention of casting.
A friend went on a fancy date with a man who made a great show of casting a discerning eye over the wine menu.
The "12" indicating the date of the event casting a "5" shadow is clever.
Countless women of 'today' regard their most essential task as out of date and cast it away with a negligent wave of the hand and a deprecating smile, and compete with men in all areas, blind to the fact that it is precisely the tender, vulnerable, gracious woman who is attractive to man.
The mean date of the first casting of antlers was 4 August (i.e. mid-winter).
On "Emergency (911)" the humiliation of being stood up for a date is cast in histrionic crisis-services terms.
The dating of the cast dishes with footed bases, JK11 and JK35 (GN23), is difficult because of the similarity to the early 1st century CE series [21: pp. 186 187, 40: pp. 256 257].
The person who doesn't quite fit in is Julian's mother, Crystal (Kristin Scott Thomas in her most radical piece of casting to date), a grotesque American mafia matriarch who's come halfway round the world to attend her elder son's funeral.
