Sentence examples for cast up to from inspiring English sources

Settlement and shrinkage cracking occurs in plastic concrete once cast up to around the final setting time.

The dealer pointed out her amber glass eyes, cast up to Heaven for help during some early stage of her stoning.

"Is the Lakers' supporting cast up to the task of complementing the play of Bryant and Dwight Howard?" T.J. Simers wonders in The Los Angeles Times, post-Cavs.

At the first world exhibition, the Great Exhibition, in London in 1851, he exhibited the largest steel ingot ever cast up to that time (4,300 pounds).

So if a shareholder has 200 shares, and there are five seats up for election, he can cast up to 200 shares for each of the five seats.

Labour members can cast up to four votes in order of preference and their second choices could prove crucial if Mr Corbyn fails to win more than 50 per cent of first-preference votes.

So many people take pictures of family and friends posing with the figures that Mr. Johnson, who casts up to seven copies of each piece, made a group of bronzes taking pictures of one another.

If this is your first time trying this skill, I recommend casting up to a giant from a front support, it is much easier.

"Undercoating" is a word her subconscious has been more than eager to cast up.

But the problem is clear: Whiteread's art no longer has the emotional compulsion that made her early casts up to House (1993) so melancholic, ugly and unforgettable.

Earthworms can also aid extensive root growth in the subsoil, due to higher nitrogen availability in the casts (up to four times more total nitrogen than in the topsoil) and easier penetration into the soil through existing channels (Plate A2.1).