Sentence examples for spectacular cast from inspiring English sources
They are played by a spectacular cast.
In spite of its spectacular cast and the writer-director pairing of Nick Cave and John Hillcoat – whose previous match-up, The Proposition (2005), was a dark masterpiece – it rarely makes the pulse race.
With Eve Myles, Charlotte Rampling, Marianne JeandBaptiste andeliciouslyusly menacing James D'Arcy adding to an already spectacular cast, "Broadchurch" may be a bit different this time around, but it's just as good.
There, as I discovered on www.operabase.com, they were mounting a production of Donizetti's rarely performed Linda di Chamounix, with a spectacular cast including Diana Damrau and Juan Diego Flórez.
But he said that while an asteroid smaller than 500ft in diameter would cause a spectacular splash, casting water thousands of feet into the sky, it would probably not cause a tsunami.
The action is often spectacular, and the cast have fun with a plot that balances suspense and banter.
They distill a complex game into a hyperfocused product, call upon the best players to make spectacular plays and cast the entire contest under the natural drama of a ticking clock.
Her pearly toned "Rapture" (1999), a two-screen, black-and-white film now at P.S. 1, is a desert spectacular with a cast of hundreds, the art-house version of "Lawrence of Arabia".
Sweat coated his legs and clung to his dark hair as he conjured spectacular running forehands, cast sideways glances in the direction of his uncle and coach, Toni Nadal, and eventually whipped and willed his way past Tomas Berdych, who is developing a harder edge at 26. Federer required 1 hour 59 minutes to win his match against del Potro.
McKinsey's association with Enron, a much-celebrated client before its spectacular collapse in December 2001, "cast a little bit of doubt" on the firm, Mr. Rodenhauser said.
It's a trademark that can be affixed to films that would otherwise have no traction in the marketplace, no names in the cast, no spectacular special effects.
