Sentence examples for he recast from inspiring English sources
He recast every loan on his own terms.
In 1796 he recast the score as an oratorio.
Using this idea, he recast Apollonius's arguments in algebraic terms and restored lost work.
In 1976, he recast "Love" as "Vote" for a poster commissioned by the Democratic National Committee.
He recast it instead in his own image: bold, bumptious, fun and feisty.
And he recast some of those masculine styles for leaner evening styles, like a black blazer with wide satin pants.
He recasts the West's message to Russian oligarchs wanting to immigrate: "give me your rich, your sated, yearning to breathe safe".
With his broad, warm tone and a hand-picked band, he recasts 15 of them and brings them back to life.
Moore recorded several instrumental versions, none better than on this 1971 appearance on Australian TV, where he recasts the heavily flanged rock song as a gentle bossa nova.
For the film he recasts an ancient story about seven Taoist sages -- poets, musicians and scholar-officials -- who withdraw from a corrupt society in search of mystical realties.
Women's Wear Daily, meanwhile, reported on Thursday that the Jones Apparel's CEO, Peter Boneparth, is considering a sale of its Nine West unit as he recasts the company.
