Sentence examples for casts up from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Although apprehensive about the rise of an economic juggernaut and its impact on the American way of life, the images China casts up are rooted in the past.

Bland and blandly self-aware, still sulking over his parents' divorce and his mother's death, Jeffrey casts up what arguments he can against the impending frigid disconnection, but it soon grows clear that his author's will is closer to those who construct and justify large, forbidding, rigorous, complex structures than to those who seek to exit them or offer alternatives.

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).

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.

"Probably they may cast up in time".

These words certainly cast up a midsummer mood.

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

There is an intertwining of commercial need with art: producers always want to "cast up".

Her left leg was placed in a cast up to her hip for two months.