Sentence examples for cast a small from inspiring English sources

I cast a small, weighted fly into a turbulent pool.

Good books tell "real" stories and cast a small spell every time.

Mr. Scharf said that in 1999 he had authorized Mr. Ramnarine to cast a small set of reproductions from six original sculptures.

As it transits, the 3000-mile-wide 3000-mile-wide 3000-mile-wide shadow on Earock fully visible from much of Europe, eastern North America and South America, and partially visible elsewille, apart from Australia and far eastern Asia.

Using the device, Mr. von Bismarck projected "NO" onto images of Pope Benedict XVI at an outdoor Mass in Madrid in 2011, and cast a small cross onto the pulpit behind which Barack Obama stood as a U.S. senator to address tens of thousands in Berlin in 2008.

So Eratosthenes of Cyrene in 240BC became the first person in recorded history to notice that the sun casts no shadow at noon at the summer solstice at Syene, on the tropic of cancer at what is now Aswan, while in Alexandria on the Nile delta at noon on the same day, it cast a small shadow.

Other sites cast a smaller net — sublet.com, for instance.

The sovereign debt crisis in Greece cast a smaller shadow on the meeting, with Chinese officials worried about how it would affect exports to Europe, their largest market.

In people with Alzheimer's, the cells were stubbier, with thinner threads that cast a smaller network, the team will report in an upcoming issue of Annals of Neurology.

Because of rising non-white populations and what seems like an ever-growing gender gap in turnout fueled by women out-participating men, white men simply cast a smaller and smaller share of the vote with each passing election.

An initial image is generated by casting a small number of rays into the data, less than one ray per pixel, and interpolating between the resulting colors.