Sentence examples for which I cast from inspiring English sources
I recall a photo-performance piece in which I cast a homeless man as the romantic heroine and had him wear a frilly dress and say romantic clichés.
My guess is that a majority of people either a) assumed the numbers were phoney or outdated; b) were exceedingly polite and respectful of the privacy of nonfictional book characters; or c) never actually made it that far into the book, a failure for which I cast no outward blame.
Careful, knee-jerk critics, before again removing someone this great, fit and committed from the race for anything, including the No. 1 ranking (as I did last summer in Beijing, when I metaphorically called him the United States in its gold-medal competition against China, which I cast as Rafael Nadal).
(I'll happily admit that each of these honorees is in some way historically or musically significant, and begrudge none their honor, yet my personal ballot, which I cast in December for Chic, Chaka Kahn, the Bad Brains, MC5, and Kraftwerk went a hilarious zero for five).
Amongst the continued stories of voter fraud in at least six states in the United States and the reality that 2.5 million ballots are left to be counted in California (including mine which I cast early at the Board of Elections in Norwalk to ensure that it was included), I thought about it.
With it I managed to reach a spot from which I could cast to the trout's lair.
A heady year in Stratford followed, in which I was cast as Ophelia, got great reviews, bought a flat, and fell in and out of love.
Worse, that someone might be my evil twin, or myself at a different age, or it might contain a mirror in which I would cast no reflection.
I was very impressed with the quality of Frank's writing and pleased that he mentioned a television show in which I had cast him in 1968.
Well, I'm a jewelry caster which means that I cast my pieces in molds with very hot metal.
He concluded, "And to make matters worse, I have shamelessly played the role in which I have been cast, becoming a literary Fiedler on the roof of academe".
