Later on she did the stage reading for "Martha Marcy May Marlene," then she cast it.
She cast it as an antibullying measure, though it would not just apply to parents of bullies.
She cast it in gold, made it into a bracelet and, voil Dezso, her line of sea- and sand-inspired jewels, was born.
She cast it in gold, made it into a bracelet and, voilà, Dezso, her line of sea- and sand-inspired jewels, was born.
As with Mr. Hashmall's departure, she cast it as part of a restructuring of positions as Mr. Spano begins his second term next month.
But on Saturday, in a video message to the Democratic convention South Carolina, where she also plans to campaign soon, she cast it as "the economy of tomorrow, not yesterday".
As described in a biography by her friend Norma Smith, her vote – or rather the manner in which she cast it – became a public issue, as newspapers argued over whether or not she cried while saying, "I want to stand by my country, but I cannot vote for war".
A poll worker helped her fill out a provisional ballot, of the sort given to people who aren't on the rolls, and she cast it.
She called her vote "very difficult"—"This is probably the hardest decision I have ever had to make," she said but she would "cast it with conviction," she added.
She called her vote "very difficult" — "This is probably the hardest decision I have ever had to make," she said — but she would "cast it with conviction," she added.
