Sentence examples for loose casting from inspiring English sources
"I just put out a pretty loose casting call, vague enough that people would send me their friends.
In an article surveying them in the New York University Law Review in 1998, Eugene Volokh concluded that the fit between purpose and command is often loose, "casting doubt on the argument that the right exists only when (in the courts' judgment) it furthers the goals identified in the justification clause".
A loose cast can lead the deformity of the injured limb during the healing process since the necessary correction forces are not appropriately applied.
Within the universe he created, he let loose a cast of characters closer to grotesque gargoyle status than anything in the rest of Kubrick's body of work, and it is here that Kubrick first deploys his tactic of starting close-up on a face and pulling back drastically to show its environs (by the time of The Shining, most of his camera movements tracked maniacally forwards, not sombrely backwards).
Fish lost to the 11th-seeded Tsonga, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, in a fourth-round match at Arthur Ashe Stadium played in conditions more favorable for casting loose a kite than a forehand.
One early narrative that emerged, before the demonstrations against the results of the election, was of a beautiful Iranian woman, in modern clothes, wearing a loose headscarf and casting her vote.
In the early 1960s, Ms. Brown found herself at loose ends and cast about for a project.
The "spot" was the right place to cast loose the old man's ashes.
A scholar of the films of Robert Bresson, he lets his great cast loose with a theatrical vigor that would have given the austere French master apoplexy.
He rowed all night long, oblivious of the fact that he had neglected to cast loose the rope with which the boat was tied.
With hairlike structures that extend from the cell surface, it scavenges DNA that has been cast loose by the death or dissolution of other microbes, and incorporates them into its own genome.
