Sentence examples for line cast from inspiring English sources

In this vision, history is a kind of vertical line cast down from the present to the past, a dark heartstring to be pulled.

Shortly before noon, like the line cast by a sundial, it falls briefly on the crowds in front of Shake Shack, before moving east toward Madison Avenue.

The program began with Bernstein's "Halil," an appealing flute concerto with the solo line cast partly as a sweetly lyrical rhapsody and partly as a tense, 12-tone melody, a split that Bernstein meant to represent peace and tension.

Perhaps this switching of creative horses accounts for the enervation that seems to underlie the lavish expenditure of energy by a top-of-the line cast that includes Debra Monk, Karen Ziemba and Jason Danieley.

It is not too common that a small production company makes a wonderful film with a nice story line, cast and nicely done overall.

Yet there I was on the bow of the boat with my line cast out looking over my shoulder as if I was watching for cops in my rear view.

Sebastopol geese move in a line, casting a suspicious eye on human interlopers.

Etherington crashed as she crossed the finish line – casting some doubt over her result – but she was never worried.

This new video game's main story line casts its player as the fictional early-18th-century pirate Edward Kenway and can run 30 hours to its narrative conclusion, still leaving half of its glimmering Caribbean unexplored.

He hasn't been afraid to rebel against the party line, casting opposing votes against the invasion of Iraq, the introduction of student top-up fees and Tony Blair's invasive anti-terror laws.

Speaking at a conference of black and Hispanic journalists, the Democratic presidential nominee walked a fine line, casting many of Trump's most controversial comments as racist and xenophobic, while declining to extend that characterization to his ardent supporters.