Sentence examples for cast up a from inspiring English sources
These words certainly cast up a midsummer mood.
Dill is a hardy plant, suitable for the inhospitable Russian clime — not for nothing is it called "dill weed" — and will cast up a riot of fronds in the humblest kitchen garden, where it emits a sweet, herbaceous smell.
I was probably expecting too much of Whitechapel (ITV1), not least because it was sliding into the slot vacated by Unforgiven and because it stars Rupert Penry-Jones, whose demise in one of those convenient Spooks car-bombs I am still mourning, and Phil Davis, who invariably kicks a cast up a gear and has an almost unerring eye for a good project.
But Callas was this character who was interesting on many different levels, certainly mythically, and she brought everyone in the cast up a notch.
Some mental earthquake inside the Bog Girl was casting up a world, green and unknown to him, or to anyone living: her homeland.
Sometimes a poem casts up a few lines that seem like useful instructions for reading Ashbery, but the meta-perspective falls back into the wayward, teasing discourse from which it stood out.
Here, James depicts United States civilization as a kind of shipwreck cast up on a foreign beach, flotsam from which a culture has yet to develop.
Some producers firmly believe that when they refill a role, they have to "cast up" — finding a new actor who is an even bigger name than the original.
Cast up on a Pacific island, they are saved – several times over – by a mysterious old Japanese man.
For adventure, Kensuke's Kingdom tells an exciting and moving story of a boy who is swept overboard from his parent's boat and cast up on a deserted island with only his dog for company.
