Sentence examples for thinly cast from inspiring English sources
De Moura's piece does a simple thing very well, replicating the doorways between two of the galleries in thinly cast concrete, cranked off axis as if they have taken their first step out into the room, and are ready to begin tottering through the building.
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Bacall still played complicated and sexy, but in Young Man With a Horn she was cast alongside Kirk Douglas in a thinly disguised biopic of jazz tooter Bix Beiderbecke.
When he and Robert Whitehead selected Arthur Miller's new play, "After the Fall," as the first production of Lincoln Center Theater, which they were founding, he cast her as Maggie, a thinly veiled version of Mr. Miller's former wife, Marilyn Monroe.
I had peeled the beets, sliced thinly and sautéed them with some olive oil in a cast iron pan.
However, fleetingly, the 42-year-old Labour leader did seem to cast himself in a new light — no longer as a distant intellectual lacking charisma or evident leadership qualities but as the best-placed campaigner to pursue what he called "one nation" politics embracing all social groups and what his critics described as thinly veiled class struggle.
We aimed at an early and full correction of all the components of the deformity by gentle manipulation and well molded, thinly padded plaster casts which were changed every four to seven days.
After 16 months of faithfully toeing the line, the leader rebelled, cautiously at first and then almost jubilantly, casting off the fiscal straightjacket that has encased his government with thinly veiled glee.
He sang, thinly, and despite the cast on his right leg — gray, matched by a gray high-top sneaker on his left — he managed to nail the outlines of his dance routines, though he took to a stool and strapped on a guitar for "Favorite Girl," his best song of the night.
