Sentence examples for hour casting from inspiring English sources

Without a teleprompter or any notes, he spoke for about half an hour, casting himself as a working-class hero, a pragmatic problem solver, and, above all else, a teller of truths.

Can you do that for me?" After years of production and untold millions of dollars spent on special effects, couldn't Alfonso Cuarón have given someone a few quid to spend half an hour casting their eyes over the script and removing a few of the cliches?

"Instead I fill my departmental hours casting words of praise into the bureaucratic abyss".

One bright afternoon, he was there, as he has been for countless hours, casting about for inspiration.

As Iraq's violence ebbed, it seemed that the country's tea-sipping, hookah-smoking revelers had reclaimed the evening hours, casting off the siege mentality of the war's worst days as they repopulated nightclubs, speakeasies and public parks.

There were angry scenes around the country tonight after hundreds of voters were unable to vote when polling stations closed at 10pm despite queueing for hours, casting a shadow over the results of the election.

On a morning in late February, the temperature outside is a numbing minus 31 degrees Fahrenheit, and the sun, which makes its daily passage just above the horizon for only six hours, casts a light so weak it produces only shades of gray.

Taking stock of the voters stuck in sprawling lines, waiting hour after hour to cast their ballots, they'd shrug and mutter a Spanish version of "Forget it, Jake — it's Chinatown".

Once again, I find myself improbably addicted to standing in one place for hours, casting and recasting my line into the pond waiting for a bite.

Last November, voters in main urban centres were inconvenienced by long lines at polling stations that in some areas forced citizens to wait for hours before casting their ballot.

The camp's veranda is less than 50 yards away and twice during my four hours of casting the pool, I retreated to that veranda for a cup of coffee and a chat with its manager-guide David Gallant.