Sentence examples for capable of casting from inspiring English sources

More than a century after she performed for Kafka, she is capable of casting a spell at the piano.

In Biblical terms: Satan casts out Satan, and he is the only one capable of casting out Satan, that is, himself," said Jean-Pierre.

Pocket power: Designed with professional presentations in mind, the MPro110 is capable of casting a 125-centimeter-wide image from 1.2 meters away.

Formerly Confederate states such as Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida are regularly capable of casting their electoral votes for Democratic Presidential nominees, and it's not impossible that Tennessee, Arkansas, and Georgia might, as well.

The exclusion of relevant evidence evidence capable of casting light on the truth is detrimental to this end.

The Moon, although far less bright than the Sun, is quite capable of casting shadows with the light that it gives off, particularly during a full moon.

In the 1990s, the mill got advanced machines capable of continuously casting hot steel, simplifying the production process.

Williams reported that Horne had a card index mind, "in which there seemed to be stored every funny voice, every dialect, every comedy trick, which he knew that each member of the cast was capable of", and would suggest a change in approach if a line did not work during rehearsals.

At times of economic downturn the government works hard and is usually capable to cast a "shadow of hierarchy" over bargaining tables in order to obtain a commitment to additional wage moderation (Visser and Van der Meer 2011).

'He's having a pretty good run.' As Rafe slowly proved that he was capable of sidestepping the long shadow cast by Timothy, it was only a matter of time before someone thought of casting father and son together.

The term basilisk, the name of a mythical dragonlike beast of withering gaze and flaming breath, was applied to early "long" cannon capable of firing cast-iron projectiles, but, early cannon terminology being anything but consistent, any particularly large and powerful cannon might be called a basilisk.