Sentence examples for successful casting from inspiring English sources
After a successful casting with urethane rubber and fiberglass, the armor stands alone, waiting to be painted.
This bizarre but creepily successful casting and performance alone should have secured Mr. Haley a prominent place in Hollywood lore.
He was unlikely but very successful casting as the poetry-loving English teacher with a Mr Chips-like devotion to his pupils in Peter Weir's Dead Poets Society (1989).
A mid-period work, Léon Morin, Priest (1961) was the best example, notable for the risky but successful casting of Jean-Paul Belmondo (the vagabond charmer of A Bout de Souffle) as a priest.
By contrast, its Corelle line became one of the world's most popular brands of tableware.The firm's successful casting of the 200-inch (five-metre) mirror for the Hale telescope on Mount Palomar in 1934, a feat that even the mighty General Electric had attempted but failed to achieve, reinforced the company's reputation in the scientific world.
Nina, a very successful casting director who has cast Oscar-winning films such as The King's Speech, and is now casting Star Wars, sits at her kitchen table in the family home in Queen's Park, north-west London (a Free Frank placard in the corridor, electric car in the drive) and finds the images on her laptop.
The amassed anglers also broke ranks, racing south and north along the beach while desperately trying not to trip over the fly line they were peeling off their reels in an effort to make a successful cast to el pappagallo — the roosterfish.
In 1828 Remington built a factory beside the Erie Canal at the present site of Ilion, New York, where he and his son Philo pioneered many improvements in arms manufacture, including the first successful cast-steel drilled rifle barrel manufactured in the United States.
A successful cast of the net could win the battle for the retiarius straightaway.
On a successful cast, the gladiator tightened the drawcord around the net's perimeter and tried to unbalance or topple his rival.
The same may go for "Will & Grace," where the successful cast of characters that brought LGBTQ culture into the mainstream in the aughts will now address Trump (supposedly a friend of Megan Mullally's socialite character, Karen).
