Sentence examples for press casting from inspiring English sources

After firing, these press molds can be used for press casting.

Britain's three main political parties on Friday agreed on a plan to regulate the country's newspapers, but the proposal faced heavy criticism from the press, casting doubt over its future.

"Precisely because I've watched the press cast me in a light that can be hard to live up to," he writes, "I am mindful of how rapidly that process can work in reverse".

In late summer, the financial press cast a long shadow over financial markets.

The medical press cast the worst possible light on Maclean's association with commercial interests, alleging that he was merely a puppet for "his retainers, the English merchants," thus attempting to undermine his medical credibility: "the Macleananites'... science consists exclusively in... the balance of profit and loss".

Once you are on a tab you want to cast, press the "Cast" button on the Chrome toolbar, which is at the top-right area of the browser with the icons of the extensions you have installed.

More complex forms can be built up from a number of separately press-cast pieces.

Throughout the Leveson process newspaper publishers and editors have been extolling the virtues of freedom of the press while casting themselves as tribunes of that freedom.

Semi-solid slurries were prepared using the SEED process and injected into a high pressure die casting press.

The Spanish press has cast us in leading roles.

"Our only fear is of any specter that the press might cast and not of any truth that an investigation will find".