Sentence examples for had been cast over from inspiring English sources

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During the hostilities, rockets and grenades had been cast over his house on a daily basis for weeks, and ERW remained everywhere.

Still, an understandable gloom had been cast over the room.

Blackout curtains had been cast over the front windows of the restaurant, by the bar area.

Offscreen, the pair did not get on, Olivier irate that Fontaine had been cast over Vivien Leigh.

He said doubt had been cast over the selection not only of Salt Lake City, but of previous winning bids, including Sydney for the 2000 Games.

I knew that this wouldn't hold for much longer; the noose that had been cast over the city would find its way up the hill, regardless of how many government ministers' children were at the university.

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Many a disparaging eye in the U.K. has been cast over at the European continent for being a swirling mass of protectionist sentiment.

As Andy Murray came to terms with the fact that he might well miss the French Open, it clearly still rankled that doubts have been cast over his injuries in the past.

But it has no impact, as a blanket of existential doubt has been cast over the condition of disability itself.

A pall has been cast over the Olympic women's marathon trials later this month in Columbia, S.C.

Doubt has been cast over the future of iSoft after it posted a £344m pretax loss last month.

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