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It can be used when describing a situation where someone's arm is immobilized due to a fracture or injury that requires a cast for healing.
Example: "After the accident, he had to wear an arm in a cast for six weeks to allow the bone to heal properly."
Alternatives: "arm in a splint" or "arm in a brace."
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His wife, her arm in a cast after being injured by a horse, tends the animals.
This week he was back at his desk, with his arm in a cast.
Because she had recently injured herself, Ms. Pearson danced with her right arm in a cast.
Tanrikulu was left with his arm in a cast and possible broken bones.
If you go in there with an arm in a cast it's: 'Get well soon.' This is different.
I've have to ride the subway several times while injured, my arm in a cast, my ankle in a brace.
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Her account includes a photo of her arms in a cast, after X-rays showed they had been broken, and her recollection, "The whole time I was thinking about article I would write".
His right arm is in a cast.
His broken left arm is in a cast, and his fractured left leg is in traction.
Just after my trip, my sister had a baby in Los Angeles, so my parents flew there a few days later using United miles (37,500 each) — Mom's arm still in a cast.
One, Jameel, whose head was bandaged and his arm was in a cast, told me that police had clubbed him and that a senior officer had then told him: "If I see you again, I'll kill you".
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