Sentence examples for loves to cast from inspiring English sources
Steamroller is a good image to have in mind generally when thinking of Mr. Varone, who loves to cast waves of athletic bodies spiraling and sweeping across the stage, alternately defying, and succumbing to, forces both gravitational and emotional.
People love to cast aspersions on Big Sur, with its touchy-feely Esalen-tinged aura.
I am sure a lot of the women forced to wear them would love to cast them aside but live in fear to do so.
"Big US films love to cast Brits - think of the number of Academy Awards British actors win," says Mr Wotton.
I'd love to cast her in a song-and-dance number – I feel so sorry for her always having to wear those terrible blouses".
The move failed to win over the voters it was targeted at, and it drove progressive voters away (we love to cast off a sell-out).
The writer/director revealed that he would love to cast to Emma Stone and Channing Tatum in the follow-up to the cult comedy.
I didn't want to read prayers that I thought were untrue to who Jon a Pagan magician who loved to cast spells and charged crystals in the sun and believed in fairies and spirit entities was.
"He loves to talk and cast off his [official] role.
"I think Baz [Luhrmann] said once, 'You're never going to be cast as the girl next door,' and I'm, like, sometimes I'd love to be cast as the girl next door.
One class leader asserted that women "love to fuck," casting off misconceptions that the purpose of sex is male pleasure.
