Sentence examples for terms of casting from inspiring English sources

But the TV series also got it right in terms of casting.

Wilson says the civil service can always do more in terms of casting its net wider.

The stars have not been announced yet, but Mr. Tresnjak said he planned to "think nationally" in terms of casting.

In terms of casting blame for the high unemployment rate, 26percentt of unemployed adults cited former President George W. Bush; 12 percent pointed the finger at banks; 8 percent highlighted jobs going overseas and the same number blamed politicians.

I'd never done a film with a child in a leading role before, so I was very keen that we got it right and was very interfering in terms of casting.

Generally, however, this cast is as professional as the first, if not quite as right in terms of casting.

Not only is this production more streamlined in terms of cast numbers and length, it is more eclectic in some of its sources.

Dominic: Well it is certainly the gayest show – in terms of cast and plot – since Queer as Folk but it's hardly Bruce LaBruce.

"In terms of cast they have been wonderful.

To further ensure a more democratic "one person, one vote" system, we must finally and fully scrap the undemocratic Electoral College system, which can and at times does elevate the runner-up in terms of cast votes to the presidency, as evidenced by the selection (not election) of George W. Bush over Al Gore in 2000.

For the Syntactic View, the structure of a scientific theory is its reconstruction in terms of sentences cast in a metamathematical language.