Sentence examples for casting lines from inspiring English sources

Collagists turned pictorial space inside out, casting lines and colors as material facts, on a par with ticket stubs and rope, rather than as ciphers of the imagination.

The Ludlow is used especially for casting lines of large type for use as titles and subtitles, using typefaces varying from 12 to 144 points (one point equals 1⁄72, or 0.0138, inch).

ON a recent Sunday afternoon, 94-year-old Charles Yust was sitting beneath a willow tree on the banks of Sunset Lake here, baiting fishhooks and casting lines with four of his great-grandchildren.

There are two-up-two-downs in the shadows of block-long warehouses, cobblestone streets with highway views, fishermen casting lines off piers as container ships rumble by, and―my destination―a humble soccer and baseball pitch surrounded by housing projects.Semi-professional soccer teams began playing on this pitch in the late 1960s.

For medium-sized series (<1,000 parts), mechanised moulding and casting lines are used.

Neuroscience was essentially casting lines randomly in a large lake, looking to hook a very finicky and solitary fish, in other words.

A raised casting line, or "seam," is a dead giveaway for a bogus early iron.

Samples from fractured stainless steel strips used for the connection of dam blocks in a copper rod continuous casting line, were sent for failure investigation.

He literally broke the molds for his reliable ingot casting line and replaced them with more efficient, if less dependable, continuous casters.

In an imaginative image, the cast lines up and backs up to the audience.

As they haul up the third, Filippo is suddenly animated, and the other fishermen cast lines into the sea.