Sentence examples for recast if from inspiring English sources

This week's events show that the process needs to be recast if it is to produce results.

A lot of time and money is invested in the character so we decided to recast if the character was important to the future of the storyline and the show itself".

That's why Mr. Beers is not above recasting if he catches a fisherman playing to the camera so he can meet women or get free drinks at the bar.

Our little theory, at least if it is recast in the way shown above, is therefore, in a very obvious sense, "committed" to the existence of numbers.

The variation in the silicate anion structure that is represented by equation (15) is perhaps more easily envisaged if the equation is recast in terms of SOFBT.

It is almost as if Modernism were now being recast in the image of pomo.

At 61, he is trying to recast himself, if only slightly.

Book 1's D minor Prelude No 6 was recast as if its motifs had been designed for Broadway-song harmonies, and the E major Allemande sparked a hypnotically Keith Jarrett-like contrapuntal whirl.

I also think it's time to recast Robin Scorpio Drake if Kimberly McCullough, the actress who has portrayed her for 30 years, is no longer interested in doing so.

States should deploy only voting equipment that meets the Federal Election Commission's technical standards and that allows voters to recast a ballot if they have mistakenly failed to choose a candidate, or have chosen two.

The JFK era obsessions of the original... the Peace Corps, Special Forces, and space exploration -- are intact, if recast.