Sentence examples for cast a tiny from inspiring English sources
As the sun rises over the opposite bank, whatever your faith, or even if you have none, you can cast a tiny banana leaf boat with a lighted candle on to the sacred stream representing your prayers or your meditation.
Cornered by a number of controversies — one of which swept in his own words — Mr. Carney has chalked up the criticism over the handling of the attack on an American mission in Benghazi, Libya, to partisan beefing, cast a tiny shadow of doubt on the I.R.S.'s targeting of conservatives, and defended the administration over its seizure of reporters' phone records.
"Please cast a tiny spell on Miroslav Klose.
A. As much as I hate to cast even a tiny shadow on your memories of Mom, I think you can do better.
A catalyst and an irritant, funny and kinky and helplessly provocative, it was a tiny show that cast a huge shadow.
The tiny show cast a huge shadow.
He once cast a massive bell for Indonesia decorated with dozens of tiny handcrafted Buddhas.
It's a pleasure to see a young film-maker, Jeremy Saulnier, deliver such a tense, droll thriller with an unknown cast and a tiny budget.
She moves her large cast around a tiny stage with the deftness of a slow-motion choreographer, positioning the whites and blacks to illustrate the humiliations, enforced even among the already powerless, of a race-based caste system.
Light focused through a tiny hole casts a pale cinematic image of people in the park on to a flat surface.
Since 1960, voters have cast ballots inside a tiny room at the Balsams Resort.
