Sentence examples for shot cast from inspiring English sources

Reports that Commander Cressida Dick, the senior officer in charge of the operation to stop de Menezes, ordered colleagues to 'detain' him shortly before he was shot, cast new doubt over the way the incident was handled.

Aronofsky and Libatique, in matching black Arc'teryx parkas, wrangled with their customary intensity about the huge cranes overhead (in the shot? casting a shadow?).

A single-shot casting system minimises production time, materials and waste.

"It was a long shot to cast me, that's not an unfair statement," said Mr. Hamm, 37, who was still playing characters like Cable Guy on "The Sarah Silverman Program" before he became known as Don Draper, the creative director at the fictional Sterling Cooper agency on "Mad Men," which is about the advertising world of the early '60s.

But when they're not squinting during a supposed daytime shot, the cast is actually in a studio".

Some viewers have presumed that the Pennsylvania Paper & Supply Company's tower, a downtown Scranton landmark which appears in video footage shot by cast member John Krasinski for the show's opening credits, is the Dunder Mifflin office.

But at least it offers a good many of the rest of us a shot at casting primary ballots that might conceivably have some impact.

I suffer the sort of urges that lead me to close your eyes and smell the leaves of a plant, just to get a shot at casting your mind into wilderness.

The main challenge was in finding players who could match Jordan's jumping ability; the toughest shots were cast for older players.

Anchoring up just off a vertical mud bank carpeted with the hardy, vivid green grasses you find in estuaries, we made long, arching, whistling shots, or casts, into the pea-green water.

Someone calls for the next shot, and the cast and crew return to their various duties.