Sentence examples for kind of casting from inspiring English sources

That called for a specific kind of casting.

That kind of casting is only partly prompted by political correctness.

But that kind of casting -- out of the blue and unexpected -- works on that level.

He built a studio where he developed a patented kind of casting that he had discovered while playing with his children on the beach.

And Mr. Fox is far from being the first actor with a disability or serious medical condition to play a character with that challenge on television (though advocates argue that this kind of casting doesn't happen nearly often enough).

Many a series has foundered on just that kind of casting mistake: Heather Graham was so off-putting in "Emily's Reasons Why Not" that ABC pulled that sitcom after just one episode.

"You can really just kind of cast out numbers or hypotheticals without knowing the details of a case," Mr. Abbott said.

"It was an old shovel, made of a kind of cast iron, and quite a bit heavier than she'd anticipated.

If it requires the kind of cast-list that Saadiq has assembled, maybe the lack of competition is easier to comprehend.

Vaughan adds that Weinstein himself added value for British viewers, particularly by delivering the kind of cast that even the BBC might struggle to attract by itself.

Also entirely left off the Globes list: "Beasts of the Southern Wild," whose stars are unknown non-actors, not the kind of cast the press association likes to reward.