Similar words: forecasting, broadcasting, wasting, basting, fasting, lasting, roasting, blasting. Meaning: ['kɑːstɪŋ] 
n. 1. object formed by a mold 2. the act of creating something by casting it in a mold 3. the act of throwing a fishing line out over the water by means of a rod and reel 4. the choice of actors to play particular roles in a play or movie.
n. 1. object formed by a mold 2. the act of creating something by casting it in a mold 3. the act of throwing a fishing line out over the water by means of a rod and reel 4. the choice of actors to play particular roles in a play or movie. 
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91. Small moulds for casting blocks can be made from aluminium foil.
92. The artists had unlimited patience not only in modelling but also in casting, for some pieces were made in stages.
93. Weaknesses in the casting methods can leave minute cracks or other deficiencies which cause them to explode when fired.
94. Guy sat down on the bench next to Isabel, casting a quick glance down at her.
95. It was poorly lit, with burning torches hanging from the walls, casting long shadows across the cold floor.
96. A modern founder would probably use a centrifuge for such a complicated casting.
97. But it slowed her up considerably, and as time passed she found herself casting furtive glances over her shoulder.
98. I felt like a jaded casting director as I banished him to the wastepaper bin.
99. When lost-wax casting came in, tin-bronze was used but it was gradually replaced by zinc-brass.
100. His killer had rifled his wallet before casting the stone into the stream.
101. This is immediately obvious in the casting - few characters differ greatly from their celluloid counterparts.
102. I bath and then I pay to watch a movie called Hollywood Casting Couch.
103. Ripping off her Englishness and casting it aside was as easy as unfastening the collar of her dress.
104. When no reply came, he strode off towards Derby Street, casting not one single glance in Pol's direction.
105. She is afraid you are waking from her spell, casting it off.
106. There was heated debate, but by the casting vote of the chairman we got our grant.
107. I had to assert the authority of my casting vote.
108. But those who knew Karajan best have rarely questioned his judgement or good will in casting for his own productions.
109. Two anglers on opposite banks were casting three-quarters of the way across.
110. Well, no problem with the casting, the only problem is remembering the plot.
111. But, casting into this bubbling cauldron of opportunity makes no difference.
112. Hence the casting of lots in choosing between the two men.
113. Some have wide spools which make for longer casting. Consider all the pros and cons and choose accordingly.
114. Over the years industrial capitalist society has been casting off many of the more obvious outward signs of inner distress.
115. Casting wider for other presidential candidates does not yield a healthy return.
116. He frowned,(http://sentencedict.com) casting his mind back over the conversation they had held.
117. The first draft of the script has been completed, but no casting has been finalized yet.
118. It can't be used, for example, for casting off a few stitches at the armhole.
119. Guy led Chalon back on to the road, casting another searching glance up at Isabel's closed face.
120. Smaller parts vary in quality, but hardly suggest that La Scala were casting from strength.
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