Sentence examples for parties casting from inspiring English sources

It's a very Scottish thing, holding up the kitchen wall at parties, casting comment from the sidelines.

But the government has stopped short of pressing formal charges against Mr. Musharraf because Mr. Sharif has said he wants to first consult with the country's other political parties, casting some doubt over whether the case will proceed.

The political parties cast off leaders the way Dame Edna Everage casts off frocks.

The three parties cast 304 votes in favour, seven short of the mark.

All that appeals to patriotic, history-conscious voters, regardless of political orientation.Other parties cast their appeal more narrowly.

The majority of voters from both parties cast their vote without problems.

"I am very pleased that both parties cast a majority of votes for this farm bill," Mr. Goodlatte said.

Over here we appear to have opposing parties: cast a glance at Westminster and you'd swear they were at each other's throats.

Opposition parties cast the balloting as a mid-term gauge of public support for Mr. Lee's performance in general, his policies toward North Korea and his handling of the crisis over the sinking of the ship.

Interestingly enough, however, in some civil-law systems an analogous, judicially developed formality has emerged the disguised donation (donation déguisée) of French law, in which the parties cast a gift promise in the form of an onerous transaction, such as a sale.

But this leaves the party casting around for a replacement, and from a lacklustre field.