Sentence examples for were recast by from inspiring English sources

When the parents later died, Barrie became the boys' guardian, supporting them and sending them to Eton; the Davies sons were recast by Barrie as the Lost Boys in "Peter Pan".

But these, like all other sins and vices, have been recast by the altered moral order.

The act was amended and the government of India was recast by Prime Minister William Pitt's India Act of 1784.

Once seen as stark competitors, they have been recast by events as loyal aides to a wartime leader.

documentary series, represents a nation being recast by the largest wave of immigration in nearly a century.

The gold was recast by the Assay Office at the request of the corporate predecessor of Citibank, which used the gold to secure a loan to Spain.

And they are liable to be recast by anyone with the energy, nerve and talent to insist on a new criterion.

The country's image is being recast by travel writers dazzled by the Adriatic and charmed by the mitteleuropa-meets-the-Balkans cultural diversity of its cities.

Now, that shadow has been recast by the bad times in ways that are much more troubling for the men who would be mayor.

His use-it-or-lose-it ultimatum to developers sitting on valuable real estate could easily be recast by its opponents as Bolshevik-style land confiscation.

Mr. Barbour, 62, is proof that if you hang around long enough, even a good old boy lobbyist and political party animal can come back into fashion — or at least be recast by circumstance.