Sentence examples for prominent casting from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, September 19 , 1925P. 1 Prominent casting director selecting actors for new play interviews man waiting in anteroom all morning.

Those plays could have been extended "for another two to six weeks each, which would have made a huge difference on box office, on audience members served and on MCC's reputation," said Bernard Telsey, a prominent casting director who is one of three artistic directors at MCC. "But," he continued, "we didn't have the flexibility to extend".

"I can relate!" replied Shadia McDermott, one of the show's most prominent cast members.

So will prominent cast members Leslie Odom Jr, who plays Aaron Burr, and Phillipa Soo, who portrays Eliza Schuyler.

On Friday night that connection was apparent as injuries led to some prominent cast changes; dancers, plucked from the school as well as Ballet Theater, were called in to fill the gaps.

You definitely came onto the show and staked your claim as a prominent cast member.

Other prominent cast members included Charles Haid as "Jim Blanton, Keenan Wynnn as "Willis", Randall Texx" Cobb as "Willard Singleton", and Joe Dorsey as "Chief Milford Carsworth".

In what was undoubtedly Game of Thrones' most exciting season finale to date, a handful of prominent cast members went up in literal flames.

The following tables show the most prominent cast members of significant D'Oyly Carte Opera Company productions and tours at various times through to the company's 1982 closure: 1 The Midshipmite, Tom Tucker, is traditionally played by a child.

Lewis is a barrel-chested man in a light-colored jacket, his prominent brow casting his eyes in shadow.

The apparent swing toward nuclear power -- at least in public discussion --has byen hastened by remarks from some prominent environmentalists casting doubt on Britain's ability to meet its own targets for replacing fossil fuels with renewable sources of energy.