Sentence examples for elite cast from inspiring English sources

Judi Dench and Sherlock star Mark Gatiss are to head an elite cast beaming live theatre to the nation's living rooms in a unique real-time general election drama on polling day.

Duterte, 71, won last month's election in a landslide after a campaign dominated by threats to kill tens of thousands of criminals in a relentless war on crime, and tirades against the nation's elite that cast him as an incendiary, anti-establishment hero.

It is typical of Thai elites to cast populist policies as corrupt.

Mr Kulov was imprisoned on charges of embezzlement during his time as head of the state security service.Their origins in the ruling elite must also cast some doubt on the new opposition leaders' commitment to the democratic ethos.

It marked a clear break from the coups and subsequent dictatorships installed to defend economic elites that had cast a long shadow across Latin America.

It's government by this kind of highly familiar cast of elite politicians that so many French voters deem to have failed them in the globalising years.

On Wednesday, nine officers from France's elite police units were cast as terrorists for the purpose of a training exercise that was staged at Montparnasse train station, in the southwest of Paris.

Despite being in the shadow of a young and deep Rays starting rotation and, more recently, in the background of a cast of elite relief specialists that includes Aroldis Chapman, Kenley Jansen and Mark Melancon, Davis stands a chance to earn similar riches next winter if he can help the Cubs to a second straight World Series title.

He said: "Promoting grammar schools as the elite academic option instantly casts all other schools into the role of supporting actor".

He concedes elite sides may be casting an eye over his Danish manager.

And as Mrs. Clinton found her voice as a heroine of the struggling working class, she tried to cast Mr. Obama as elite.