Sentence examples for make casting from inspiring English sources

The reduced numbers will not make a difference in his programming, Mr. Nissinen said, but will make casting more complicated.

But directors and conductors who make casting choices, along with opera audiences, can truly never be "blind" to a singer's race.

that, and the fact that the numbers — many fish and few anglers — make casting a fly or spinner here more an exercise in catching than merely fishing.

"Three years ago the Casting Society of America had a meeting about what we could do to make casting more diverse," recalls New York casting director Allison Twardziak.

"We've been working for months to reach out to voters to make casting their ballot as easy and accessible as possible".

States are adopting harsh standards for voter registration drives to make it harder for people to register, as well as draconian voter identification laws to make casting a ballot harder for poor people, racial minorities, the elderly and students.

Some pig iron is used to make cast iron.

Soon after arriving in New York, she started making casting calls.

But on Thursday, no progress was made, casting doubt on the fate of the trade round.

Andy Bell at Islandoo said: "We've developed a system that makes casting a much smoother process.

James, who usually makes casting announcements on Twitter, has yet to confirm the news about Ora on social media.