Sentence examples for try to recast from inspiring English sources

Whenever I go out on tour I try to recast because I like the fresh energy".

Given that wars tend to be unpopular, the government and military try to recast appeals for war as support for individual troops.

It was probably inevitable that California money guys would try to recast the state's unimpressive top executive while his show was running.

Second, Microsoft has devised a new strategy, called.NET, under which it will try to recast itself as a provider of Internet-based software services rather than PC-based products, and thus grab a large share of the potentially vast new market for "web services".

Rightly unwilling to try to recast the members of this cash cow, Kirshner was fired before the show's second season.

Inside, a volunteer for Mr. Paul tried to recast the candidate's official script to caucusgoers.

Given all this, President Obama has tried to recast his Asia trip as a jobs mission.

The West is no longer trying to recast Russia in its own image.

At 61, he is trying to recast himself, if only slightly.

"The governor, he is trying to recast himself as a reformer.

This port city is trying to recast itself as a lifestyle capital.