Sentences with phrase «served out of cast»

I know real «mom food» when I see it and the meals that are served out of cast iron skillets up at The Ranch House at Brasada Ranch rival any down to -LSB-...]

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The unfaithful servant of Luke 12 didn't serve or tend the servants and the master cast him out with the unfaithful.

And hence when he becomes vaguely conscious that it does not harmonise with the main lines of the building it occupies or with the rest of the furniture around it, instead of turning the useless thing out and casting it on to the rubbish - heap, he contents himself with raising a dust of words which serve, for the moment, to disguise its hideous outlines and hide them from his sight.49

She believes there's room in the LDS Church for loving criticism and candid talk, that Latter - day Saints like her can not just belong but also serve — without fear of being cast out into the wilderness.

As late as Jeremiah's time, exile from the Holy Land was popularly interpreted as forcing the worship of strange deities — «Therefore will I cast you forth out of this land into the land that ye have not known, neither ye nor your fathers; and there shall ye serve other gods day and night.»

Serve out a portion of the udon in a warmed shallow bowl or small cast iron pan, place clams and prawns on top, ladle hot broth over the top, sprinkle with coriander and finish with a couple of lime wedges.

Shane Carruth, the director of the time travel cult classic Primer 68, served as a consultant, while Emily Blunt, Paul Dano, and (an excellent but underused) Jeff Daniels round out the cast.

It struggles to fill an hour and a half, with most of the cast serving little purpose beyond padding things out a few more minutes.

Rogers serves as a kind of de facto interviewer, drawing Mayfield's thoughts on storyboarding, casting, and preparation out in a series of pointed and scene - appropriate questions.

First - time feature director Anna Foerster seems well aware that the talky bits in the Underworld universe are best served in small doses, and that gives the extended cast — which also includes Theo James as a good guy, Tobias Menzies as a bad guy, Lara Pulver as a vampire lady we're not quite sure about, and (of course) the awesome Charles Dance emoting his way through some enjoyably colorful nonsense — ample time to beat the stuffing out of each other.

His surrounding cast of characters serves to bridge the extraordinary fantasy world with a pinch of reality and make empathising with Evan a little easier as my guess is there aren't many people out there that could see themselves in the protagonist.

When looking for a rush, the source doesn't necessarily matter, as long as it serves that one purpose, and the film succeeds at that, moving along quickly and confidently, with the cast bringing out some intermittent pleasant notes of humor and sadness in the script.

So often with animated movies, the A-list stunt casting serves as a distraction and takes you out of the narrative.

Blu - ray Review Platoon Directed by: Oliver Stone Cast: Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, Keith David, Forest Whitaker, Johnny Depp, John C. McGinley Running Time: 2 hrs Rating: R Due Out: May 24, 2011 PLOT: A young soldier (Sheen) learns about the dark side of morality when he signs up to serve a year - long stint in Vietnam.

Producer and casting director Marci Liroff got into an awkward Twitter conversation the other week, and it served as an excellent reminder that some people leave their manners out of social media.

The report, called «Public Schools in the Crosshairs: Far - Right Propaganda and the Common Core State Standards,» distinguishes between legitimate criticism of the standards — which comes from various points on the political spectrum — and the right - wing campaign to cast the initiative as a «nefarious plot» by liberals «to turn public schools into anti-American, anti-God indoctrination camps that churn out submissive automatons who will unquestionably serve the interests of the government and big business.»