Sentence examples for that will cast from inspiring English sources

"In every project," he says, "there are people that will cast aspersion to the idea.

He needs to bond quickly with voters in Chicago and its suburbs, a region that will cast perhaps 60 percent of the vote in the general election.

In the short term, that will cast a shadow over the re-election chances of some governors this year and many budget negotiations next year.

This is Reid's 14th season with Philadelphia, and he will inevitably confront another crisis that will cast doubt on his future with the team.

The first option is understandable, but the second is essential in the straitened circumstances that will cast a long shadow over public services for the foreseeable future.

It is everything else Tyson did Saturday that will cast doubt on his competence and his discipline to mount a serious pursuit of the title.

Wheeler also noted in his missive that he will cast off certain parts of Title II that he doesn't feel are suited to regulating Internet access.

Mr. Lepage's concept revolves around sophisticated computer-driven projections, or "virtual scenery," that will be cast onto the planks.

Yet Beijing is expected to receive a majority of the approximately 120 votes that will be cast by I.O.C. delegates.

But England's final qualifier, played out in the hostile surroundings of Podgorica City Stadium, turned on two incidents that will have cast a cloud over Capello's delight at reaching another major tournament.

In the eyes of the public, though, that link will cast a shadow.