By Arthur Gregory The New Yorker, September 21 , 1963P. 122 Dead to the world, I was cast back View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
The mind was cast back to Valencia's trip to San Siro: one Internazionale defender complained that Villa had "made us look like idiots, all on his own".
At times, I was cast back to studies of various literary movements — the Romantics, the Beat poets — whose work was driven forward by conversations and rebuttals and examinations of one another's output.
Needless to say, the band was cast back into the independent ocean and at the turn of the millennium began a long and fruitful partnership with Mike Patton's Ipecac label, a suitable home for perennial outsiders too heavy for many rock fans and too peculiar for metalheads.
Janus took the alias of Magus and gained a cult of followers while plotting to summon and kill Lavos in revenge for the death of his sister, Schala, but when Lavos appeared after his battle with Crono and his allies he was cast back to the time of Zeal and presented himself to them as a prophet.
But Harrison's own work has been casting back farther than that lately, as she writes her biography of Joan of Arc.
Livo!" is the chant and you suspect a few minds are casting back to times when another left-winger would be serenaded with similar gusto.
In the meantime, Mr. McElroy said he was grappling with understanding what happened, and former Pirates football players said they were casting back into their memories of Mepham.
The two RSA methods and PolyWare are shadow-casting methods, that is, the radiological shadows of one or both components are cast back toward the point source of the beam to determine the relative positions of each object.
In many cases, he said, the carcasses are cast back into the bloody water.
