Sentence examples for the casting of both from inspiring English sources

The casting of both ballots is selfish.

The revival's producers on Thursday announced the casting of both Ms. Mueller and the actor David Turner, who will play the third key role in the production: David Gamble, a gay florist who seeks out a psychiatrist (Mr. Connick) to quit smoking - and who becomes, under hypnosis, a possible former self, a 1940s jazz singer named Melinda Wells (Ms. Mueller).

It's true the casts of both stories are immense.

(The casts of both one-acts are led with aplomb by Nicholas Farrell and Anna Chancellor).

At least a half-dozen other actors with speaking parts are in the casts of both plays.

Now we have Days of Future Past, a movie which returns Singer to the director's chair and features the casts of both the original trilogy and the 1960s-set reboot.

Stars from each soap appeared during the Hulu presentation, including Erika Slezak of "One Life to Live," who spoke for the casts of both when she proudly declared the series are "no longer 'daytime.' " Because they can now be watched "whenever, wherever, however," Ms. Slezak said, "we are anytime".

(Mr. Brando was unable to appear because of illness or a sudden attack of dignity, and was replaced by James Woods.) Aside from the expulsion of an ocean of bodily fluid -- enough to float the cast of both "Survivor" series back to the mainland -- much of the humor in this sequel is based on the talking-back-to-the-screen gimmick used by moviegoing characters in the film "Hollywood Shuffle".

Upon hearing this, the cast of both shows were surprised and not interested, but they eventually jumped aboard.

The cast of both the British and American versions criticised the casting of Red Dwarf USA, particularly the part of Lister who is portrayed in the British version as a likable slob but in the US version as somewhat clean cut.

A handsome version of William Shakespeare's play, it managed to overcome the casting of Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard, both of whom were at least twice the age of the play's star-crossed teenaged lovers.