Sentence examples for popular cast from inspiring English sources

When a player is described as "strong" by other houseguests, almost invariably that player is one of the white, conventionally popular cast members.

The various "Real Housewives" shows have gradually revealed themselves to be makeover shows, too, transforming the most popular cast members into self-sufficient celebrities.

There have been a few bumps, notably the abrupt replacement of a popular cast member, Shayna Rose, who asked to be released from her contract to pursue other career opportunities, Nickelodeon said.

MTV has suspended production on its reality series "Buckwild" in the wake of news that one of its most popular cast members, Shain Gandee, was found dead on Monday.

But not Stephenie LaGrossa, below, one of two popular cast members from the previous season -- the other is Bobby Jon Drinkard, whose eyes rolled back in his head on camera -- who were brought back to compete again.

Slouching on the sofa with her husband, usually cup of tea in hand and slippers on, she's a popular cast member on Channel 4's Bafta-winning Gogglebox, a reality show where viewers watch other people watching television.

But during his lifetime, one popular work cast him in a different light not particularly to his liking.

The Tory party will be delighted with 52% of the parliamentary seats from 37% of the popular votes cast.

Because of the strong showing by third-party candidates, neither Clinton nor Trump won a majority of the popular votes cast in the 2016 presidential election.

It must also persuade superdelegates to include the popular votes cast in Florida, and maybe in Michigan, in calculating the overall tally.

Chuck writes: I've always found it kind of fallacious to worry that our current system elevates popular-vote losers to the presidency: that's because popular votes cast in a state-by-state contest for 270 electoral votes do not reflect the national will.