Sentence examples for predictable cast of from inspiring English sources
The winners are mostly a predictable cast of grandees.
As president of Microsoft's server and tools division, a $19 billion-a-year business devoted to databases, servers and other software products, Satya Nadella has a predictable cast of competitors to worry about.
One learns not only about the Nadal family but about the cutthroat aspects of big-time tennis and how this young fellow has become the Elvis of an otherwise predictable cast of athletes.
For the first three days of the trial, a colorful but somewhat predictable cast of contractors had offered meticulous details about the Pirro family's lavish expenditures, from an enclosure for their pet pigs to a buffet table in the dining room.
The farmers market is also reliably full of a predictable cast of characters.
I was anticipating a by-the-numbers trudge through "problem-solving" with a predictable star cast of designers and rent-a-pundits (my phone must have been out of juice the day the producers called).
The nominators' preference for popular film and television actors is becoming as predictable as the cast of a summer blockbuster.
"Panic Room," with its predictable narrative, small cast of characters, and severe constraints on time and space, is a less grandiose undertaking.
"Trading Spaces" is deliberately unpretentious, with a predictable routine and a regular cast of distinctive characters -- including Ty and Amy, the sexy male and female carpenters whose tool belts tug suggestively on their low-slung jeans.
As predictable as the food is the cast of characters: packs of teenagers after Saturday night dates, families with squalling babies and toddlers playing in the aisles, the tattoo-and-motorcycle set, elderly people dressed up for the occasion who carefully count out coins when it is time to pay, a loner or two at the counter left in peace.
The cast of characters is long and predictable, consisting almost exclusively of coaches and teammates, both former and present, some recognizable, others anonymous outside their own families.
