Sentence examples for casting paper from inspiring English sources

The state will instead adopt a system of casting paper ballots counted by scanning machines in time for the 2008 presidential election.

Maryland's General Assembly voted to return to casting paper ballots in 2007 due to concerns about "glitches and security concerns" in previous elections.

Mr. Ritter, a Democrat, said a bill with bipartisan sponsors would be introduced in the next few days in the Democrat-controlled General Assembly that would allow voters to cast paper ballots at regular polling places.

The devices provide disabled voters with audio and visual aids and allow them to cast paper ballots using a touch screen or keyboard; a tube they can use to sip and puff air; or foot paddles.

My daughters and I have cast paper ballots in the opening days of the 2008 presidential election.

"Before wood it was cast paper, and before that, it was dust, and before dust, it was organic decaying material, there has been a number of different realizations as I have pushed my way through this art language," he adds.

Although made of cast paper, they have the knobby texture and longitudinal seams of footballs.

"Lagniappe II Glitter," a 1979 sculptural wall relief of cast paper, pigment, paint and glitter, is among the most interesting.

The reality is that everything you see -- tires, tin cans, plastic bottles -- is made of recycled cast paper.

The best things here are two small, wraithlike personages of white cast paper, one titled "We Live in Smoke," after a poem by Hank Hine.

Number 19C and Number 20C return to Drew's earlier usage of cast paper, giving the drawings a sculptural nature.