Sentence examples for turn cast from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney, in turn, cast Mr. Perry as a career politician.

They accounted for 71percentt of the region's ballots in 2004, and in turn cast 70percentt of them for George W. Bush.

That, in turn, cast a shadow over this week's visit to Washington, DC, by Gerry Adams, the Sinn Fein leader, who joined other Irish politicians in making a St Patrick's Day pilgrimage to the White House.

That in turn cast a pall over the entire market.

They might very well, in turn, cast their votes for Clinton in the fall en masse.

This in turn cast another of the administration's accomplishments on the radical Islamist conflict front -- credible gains in pushing back the boundaries of the Islamic State -- into ironic relief.

His woes are, in turn, casting doubt on the prospects for Teledesic, the satellite telecommunications venture backed by Craig McCaw, the cellular telephone entrepreneur.

Portents and resonances reach across the sections, the cultic violence of the Spartans informing the atmosphere of the grill, which in turn casts its own darkly carnal light backwards into Ben's marriage.

They continue to reverberate as Bank of Cyprus, the country's biggest bank, remains in a dire state, which in turn casts a shadow over Cyprus managing to find a way out of a wrenching recession.Cyprus's continuing plight may have contributed to Mr Demetriades's early departure, but it is nonetheless a brutal reminder of the realities of power.

This, in turn, casts doubt on the validity of the first of Pascal's wagers.

That, in turn, casts doubt on the veracity of the e-mails' claims, obviously.