Sentence examples for wound casting from inspiring English sources
The other male skeleton bears no evidence of such a debilitating wound, casting doubt on its authenticity, the scientists say. .
The skin of Fernández's free-standing Ecce Homo lifts away from the edges of raw wounds, casting almost subliminal shadows, the blood dripping like glistening tadpoles that catch the light.
Every death and every wounding casts a shadow for the future.
Exclusion criteria included individuals >400 lb (because of equipment limitations); those with bilateral leg amputations; any rash, open wounds, casts, or dressings that interfered with testing; or those who could not understand the testing instructions.
These people would rather that tens or hundreds of thousands of Iranian civilians be killed or wounded than cast a vote for a man of mixed race.
Faced with a rising authoritarian China, and an economically wounded Europe, a weakened United States is casting about for global partners.
Wound healing takes place on the pedicle stumps immediately after casting, following which regeneration of antlers ensues in a process that recapitulates the development of the first antlers [ 34, 35]).
A veteran U.S. Coast Guard chief petty officer was killed Sunday after suspected smugglers rammed his vessel near Santa Cruz Island, casting him into the ocean with a fatal head wound.
Before casting his vote in favor of the recommendation, Representative Jack D. Franks, a Democrat, said of Mr. Blagojevich: "He's mortally wounded politically and cannot lead our state.
