Sentence examples for making casts from inspiring English sources

Eric plans to revive his fossil business, by doing prep work and making casts.

Fiorelli also developed the technique of making casts of bodies by pouring cement into the hollows formed in the volcanic ash where the bodies had disintegrated.

One needed to understand the foot's complex anatomy, and so physical therapists or hospital workers skilled in making casts are best suited for training.

Upstairs, the more interesting of the video projections shows a team led by Kazuhiro Tsuji, a prominent Hollywood special effects artist, making casts of T. G., head to toe, whole and in parts.

Rigoberto had heard about John from a couple of cousins who owned a cab; they came home one night with a story about a white guy who was out on the sidewalk on 147th Street making casts like Uncle Raul's casts, only the people were real.

He later wrote that he did so out of "a need to achieve my own grasp of pictorial space... what would happen if I ventured into real space?" He hit upon the idea of the plaster casts in 1960, when one of his students brought him a large supply of medical scrim used by physicians in making casts for broken bones.

Soon after arriving in New York, she started making casting calls.

"People were making casting suggestions, and now they're doing their own trailers and posters.

Tina Frey, a San Francisco-based designer, started her company four years ago in her living room, making cast-resin tabletop items influenced by fashion.

When making cast stones, you may want to create several at once rather than 1 a day.

Most fly anglers on rivers or lakes make casts of 20 to 50 feet.