Sentence examples for were recast from inspiring English sources
verb
To cast or throw again.
They were recast as a plucky and dangerous underdog.
Songs including "Night Time" and "Shelter" were recast as club mixes, spelling out straightforward dance beats.
The singular "each" and "its" don't work with the plural verb "were"; recast the sentence.
Most significantly, the hymns were syncopated; that is, they were recast rhythmically by accentuating normally weak beats.
He accepted the possible case for the Thames estuary site, but only if London's growth were recast eastwards.
Across community centres and living rooms, gymnasiums and sports halls, yoga classes were recast as more innocent sounding "ballet lessons".
Beginning in the thirteenth century, works of verse narrative from the early Middle Ages were recast in prose, as if prose had become the literary norm.
The play had closed down, and they were recasting.
Remarkably, their identities changed; caste was recast.
Henriksen was recast as the cop Vukovich.
Can their essences be recast in nontraditional forms?
