Sentence examples for got recast from inspiring English sources

We "chicks" have munched our popcorn while romantic comedies became just comedies and then each female protagonist got recast for Matthew McConaughey or Seth Rogan.

He expressed disappointment about the amount of recasting however, saying, "At a certain point it became Recast-o-Rama, everybody got recast-happy.

Australia's toad problem gets recast as a horror film.

And the Tonys get recast, year in, year out.

While some critics might bemoan that such a familiar story is getting recast, readers – especially young Latinos and Latinas – are more likely to feel excited finally to see characters who look like them getting written into a recognisable plot.

("What a lovely irony," he notes. "A fruit long associated in the U.S. with lower-caste African-Americans gets recast in its marketing materials as an ideal food for white folks").

[C9.] A Makeover for the Maytag Man The "lonely" Maytag repairman, one of the best-known characters in advertising since his introduction in 1967, is getting recast and rethought for a new generation of consumers.

But trust me: people get recast all.

But trust me: People get recast all the time.

At Club Americano, yesterday gets recast to create a better tomorrow.

And so it 8217;s going to be critical for us to not only, get through these national elections to stabilize the security situation, but we've got to recast our policy so that our military, diplomatic and development goals are all aligned to ensure that al Qaeda and extremists that would do us harm don't have the kinds of safe havens that allow them to operate.