Sentence examples for shot casting from inspiring English sources

Aronofsky and Libatique, in matching black Arc'teryx parkas, wrangled with their customary intensity about the huge cranes overhead (in the shot? casting a shadow?).

The official weight of the shot was listed at 68 lbs but in reality this varied according to the material of the shot itself; cast iron shot weighed 67 pound, wrought iron shot and steel shot weighed 72 pound, and chilled steel weighed 68 pound.

But at least it offers a good many of the rest of us a shot at casting primary ballots that might conceivably have some impact.

I suffer the sort of urges that lead me to close your eyes and smell the leaves of a plant, just to get a shot at casting your mind into wilderness.

A single-shot casting system minimises production time, materials and waste.

"It was a long shot to cast me, that's not an unfair statement," said Mr. Hamm, 37, who was still playing characters like Cable Guy on "The Sarah Silverman Program" before he became known as Don Draper, the creative director at the fictional Sterling Cooper agency on "Mad Men," which is about the advertising world of the early '60s.

The main challenge was in finding players who could match Jordan's jumping ability; the toughest shots were cast for older players.

Last summer, the magazine featured some mighty impressive bugs from Mozambique — the pictures could've been casting shots for a "Starship Troopers" sequel.

Nevertheless, the results of the core analyses after 5884 die casting shots indicate a good performance of CrN/AlN/Al2O3, also in comparison to industrially used coatings.

In present study effects of conventional and severe shot peening on cast iron were modelled by means of artificial neural networks and they were compared.

The peening was carried out using 3-different shot materials namely cast steel, glass beads and alumina having 3-different sizes, each ranging from 212 to 850 µm, at a blast pressure of 1.5 bar and 2.5 bar.