Sentence examples for would rather cast from inspiring English sources

The survey found that Utahns would rather cast a vote for the Democratic nominee, whether that was Clinton or Sanders, before voting for the billionaire businessman.

A Politico/Morning Consult poll released Friday showed almost one-third of Trump supporters would rather cast their ballot for Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence.

And instead of paying them off, he'd rather cast all of it on a single throw of the dice.

Or maybe you'd rather cast your ballot for the woman who dresses up her dog and her cat like little people, or the guy who lives in a trailer with a talking horse and a singing nephew.

And are you inclined to pinpoint the film's myriad faults, or would you rather cast aside disbelief like a heavy coat on a warm summer's day, and sink into Miyazaki's delightful and charming eccentricity?

Dawkins added that he'd rather be cast as a "big bad wolf" than the current role of "Gradgrindian bore" thrust upon him, but did little to correct this image when he claimed that the value of fairy stories and even Santa Claus lies in the fact that "the child will learn that there are some things you are told that are not true".

"I would rather see someone cast as a doctor, a lawyer, a policeman, an MP, and who happens to be trans," Vaizey said.

In other words, they'd rather the cast remain all white and essentially "pureblood".

"For every 20 stripers I hook blind casting, I would rather catch one sight fishing," McKeever said.

Casting directors would rather go with a name, even a tainted name, than with someone new and untried.

He cast a vote for clemency: "I would rather," he wrote, "judge a witch to be an honest woman than judge an honest woman as a witch".