Sentence examples for recast by from inspiring English sources
Recast by Hollywood directors, a number of actresses, like Salma Hayek, above, model this spring's clothes.
But these, like all other sins and vices, have been recast by the altered moral order.
As recast by Professor Young, the sessions generally involved "multiple people at the table discussing their experiences," Professor Riley said.
Once seen as stark competitors, they have been recast by events as loyal aides to a wartime leader.
documentary series, represents a nation being recast by the largest wave of immigration in nearly a century.
The opening lines of Lydia Netzer's first novel, "Shine Shine Shine," read like a cyber-alloy of astrophysical and metaphysical poetry — imagine Wordsworth recast by Carl Sagan.
Most significantly, the hymns were syncopated; that is, they were recast rhythmically by accentuating normally weak beats.
As today's rock concert suggests, the party is also seeking to recast itself by shedding its dowdy image as a collection of doddering Stalinists.
In 1980 the fourth bell of the ring of six was recast, again by the Whitechapel Foundry.
Or maybe it's a deliberate part of this strange project: recasting history by misrepresenting British films.
The group features young (or youngish) musicians recasting tunes by the likes of D'Angelo and Bon Iver, with a little less substance than style.
