Sentence examples for intends to cast from inspiring English sources

Take Agatha Marten of Clifton, N.J., a 1988 Bush voter who intends to cast a protest vote for Perot.

The campaign intends to cast Mr. Romney, a founder and a former chief executive of Bain Capital, as a defender of market capitalism, a bedrock principle of Republicanism, and to suggest that those who assail his business background are outside the party's mainstream.

It seems initially that Scotti, who has written several thrillers, intends to cast her book as the pitting of wits of a criminal mastermind and a Sherlock Holmes, so laboriously does she draw the minor characters who try to solve the theft and the possibly invented characters who may have committed it.

But by proposing to extend the rates for the 98 percent of households with income below $250,000 for couples and $200,000 for individuals — and insisting that federal income tax rates in 2011 go back to their pre-2001 levels for income above those cutoffs — he intends to cast the issue as a choice between supporting the middle class or giving breaks to the wealthy.

Pylyshyn has responded to this with a direct denial (see "What Shape Are a German Shepherd's Ears?" in Other Internet Resources), although, in fact, an attentive reading of his earlier writings on imagery would already have shown him frequently taking pains to make it clear that he in no way intends to cast doubt on the reality of imagery experience.

Through the collection of original video footage Gosling intends to cast a spotlight on their stories of courage, survival, and hope.

JW: At one stage you intended to cast the marines who were the veterans at Haditha.

"And it is intended to cast a cloud over private sector measures to assist gay and lesbian families as well".

It was intended to cast the shadow of the guillotine over every editorial conference, every pitch, every keyboard and pen.

What's more, Jolie wrote By the Sea years ago, never intending to cast herself and Pitt in it.

But he emphasized, too, that the new educational program "is not intended to cast a directive to voters about Hall of Fame-worthy candidates".