Sentence examples for should have recast from inspiring English sources

Better still, we should have recast this cumbersome sentence.

MADRID — Years of disastrous policies, coupled with the economic crisis, have recast renewable energy in Spain.

The Arab uprisings have recast the region in less tangible ways, too.

Today, the town's boosters have recast it in the role of telecommunications superpower.

Now the Michigan Democratic Party is trying to convince the committee that they should have the opportunity to recast their primary votes, while Florida has thrown its hands in the air and is blaming the committee for the self-inflicted situation it finds itself in — having no convention delegates.

It should have been about rethinking and recasting it.

But the discussion has led me to do something I should have done some time ago, and recast the QE debate in terms of a Tobin-style framework (pdf).

So maybe the producers should have a makeup artist drab down their star, Tina Fabrique, or recast the role.

Dickens biopic The Invisible Woman recast the town as a chocolate box rural village, and added Camber-ish dunes where the prom should have been.

The #FreeTheDelegates campaign has quickly recast the next month as a struggle between a doomed and fraudulent candidate and rebels who can do what generations before them should have — wrest control of the party.

But the campaign has recast the landscape.