Sentence examples for work casting from inspiring English sources

If the beleaguered novelist keeps going, eventual recognition can redeem the earlier work, casting the light of success backwards.

But Sheen desperately misses acting, he says, and I suspect he knows that, despite his talent and decades of work, casting directors now see him more as a C-list gossip item than an actor.

Andrew Lloyd Webber David Ian Cameron Mackintosh On a more classical note, Anna Meredith, youthful composer in residence for the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, will launch its new home at Glasgow's City Halls on Thursday with the premiere of her latest work, Casting.

Indeed, just hours after her surgery Friday, Ginsburg was back at work, casting a pivotal vote from her hospital bed.

Nicolas Roeg has never been slow to draw upon the world of pop music for his work, casting Mick Jagger in Performance, David Bowie in The Man Who Fell to Earth and Art Garfunkel in Bad Timing, and in turn his films have served as inspiration for musicians.

This concept of private/public space is one Goddard explores in his latest work, Casting Traces, to be performed next month at TestBed1, an ex-dairy warehouse turned arts venue in south London, co-run by the architect Will Alsop.

And in contrast to Davis's earlier work, cast members were banned from ad-libbing.

When your eyes finally adjust, the delirium of her work casts new light on Seurat.

But during his lifetime, one popular work cast him in a different light not particularly to his liking.

That work cast the Yanomami as a fierce, warlike people, although other researchers say that view is exaggerated.

Like Warhol, Mr. Artschwager, in his work, casts an avidly noncommittal eye on most of life, including politics.