Sentence examples for cast boxes from inspiring English sources

And though we don't, as a general rule, praise the wig makers (sometimes they don't even make the cast boxes, which run with the reviews), surely their contributions are essential to shows that star gender illusionists (as I believe the preferred term is) like Charles Busch.

And yet, I was not included in the cast box.

In my recent review of "Elective Affinities," I neglected to mention two of the show's producers (though their names did appear in the cast box).

• Therein lies the backward logic of boxing: The biggest events are marginalized for a steep pay-per-view fee while championships in other sports are carried on broadcast television, which long ago cast boxing adrift, but is embracing mixed martial arts.

It is subjected to heavy pressures in a press at a moderately high temperature to ensure that it dries; it retains an intaglio impression of the relief surface of the type form and is placed against the inside wall of a curved casting box into which a lead alloy is injected.

When casting box is assembled prepare the Acrylamide casting solution, following the later instructions.

Then fill the casting box at adequate level, 0.5 cm below the bottom of the bevel.

When the shoot ended, Abrams gave the cast small boxes containing little telescopes, which allowed them to read the name of each constellation it was pointed at.

The original cast-iron boxes with the domed roofs, called Kiosk No. 2 or K2, first appeared in 1926.

Why should this public, which takes pride in New York's image as the world's cultural beacon, be compelled to settle for cast-stone boxes?

Ms. Whiteread's is filled with plaster casts of boxes, all unlabeled, in the yellow-and-gray palette of a Morandi painting.