Sentence examples for over cast from inspiring English sources

It is strikingly old: voters aged 61 and over cast 40% of all ballots in the 2012 general election (nationally, that age-group cast 30% of all votes).

The district is unusually elderly: voters aged 61 and over cast 40% of all ballots in the 2012 general election (nationally, that age-group cast 30% of all votes).

No Broadway musical has endured so many bad reviews and so much negative publicity — over the firing of its original director, Julie Taymor, and over cast injuries in its early months — yet continued to run for nearly three years with mostly million-dollar weeks.

Life's shapelessness is a challenge: there is not much control over cast, set or circumstance.

Within days, though, Mr. Kwatinetz and Mr. Frank realized that they had underestimated the time it would take to win over cast members like Susan Lucci, the star of "All My Children," and groups like the Writers Guild of America.

Liz Sayce, chief executive of the Royal Association of Disability Rights (Radar), says: "There is likely to be a storm of comment from disabled people and non-disabled people alike over Cast Offs.

The first Broadway musical that ever handed over casting duties to television viewers opens, staged by Kathleen Marshall.

The first Broadway musical that ever handed over casting duties to TV viewers opens, staged by Kathleen Marshall.

Exodus: Gods and Kings, which cost a reported $140m to make, has suffered from mixed reviews and negative buzz over casting.

Rumors that the F.B.I. is going to take over casting operations at the studios are discounted by those who have lived in Hollywood for more than fifteen years.

The weather remains over- cast and cool, but the rain appears to be holding off.