The shepherd caststhe head down as soon as ever they parted, for he dared not do so while their eyes were on him.
Gunnar gives another thrust with his bill, and through Skamkell, and lifts him up and casts him down in the muddy path on his head.
Sects and Divisions among Christians in Muhamedan Countries counteracts the Propagation of Christianity, and casts a Contempt upon Christians themselves.
It enters the sinner’s heart, and casts out the love of sin, and scourges the traffickers from the temple of God.
All blessings, all good it accumulates on itself, on its God, as the lover on his beloved; all curses, all hardship and evil it casts on unbelief.
This repudiation of them is indeed a necessary consequence of faith; for faith claims for itself only what is good, everything bad it casts on the shoulders of unbelief, or of misbelief, or of men in general.
The flames of hell are only the flashings of the exterminating, vindictive glance which faith casts on unbelievers.
It appears here as a natural supplement to the foregoing article, on which it casts some explanatory light.
Nay the very Gallery sends him down a written slip signed, with their Oath on it; and as the Assembly now casts an eye that way, the Gallery all stands up and swears again.
Petion is afraid the Queen's looks may be thought scornful, and produce provocation; shecasts down her eyes, and does not look at all.
The vase fell crashing to the floor, breaking into heavy shards, rattling the windows and the casts upon the wall by the concussion.
The statues and casts looked in the light coming from above them, as if they had just emerged from garments of shadows which yet lay fallen about their feet.
He goes on, too, about the plaster casts at that hospital for decrepit gods, the Art Museum, as if his whole soul was in the plaster barrels of the Greeks.
He casts a compassionate look upon His tender Mother, who stands immovable at the foot of the Cross with His beloved disciple.
Enthusiastic explorers, digging beneath the ashes of Vesuvius, have brought to light the remains of an entombed city.
I do not deny that the tubulation is often imperfectly preserved, and that in such cases the casts of the tubuli may appear to be glued together by concretions of mineral matter, or to be broken or imperfect.
Only if such grains of chondrodite are themselves casts of foraminiferal chambers.
Serpentine cast of a similar chamber, decalcified, and showingcasts of tubuli.
These arecasts of the canals which traversed the shell when still inhabited by the animal.
There are also casts in silicious matter which seem to indicate smaller species of Foraminifera.
How awful are the corpses of dead sins which memory casts up, as the sea its victims!
What else can a man do when his wife casts him off?
As Love, if Love is perfect, casts out fear, So Hate, if Hate is perfect, casts out fear.
While rashly her womb's burden she casts out, Weary Corinna hath her life in doubt.
She comes on magnifying her dangers by her light, revealing, displaying them in all their hugeness and blackness, then suddenly casts them behind into the light concealed, and goes her way triumphant through a small space of clear sky.
The performances were really of the first order, and Mozart's masterpieces were given with such strong combined casts as to attract the whole of London.
Such casts as we secured for some of the recognized masterpieces of dramatic music could not fail to fill the theatre.
The cardinal casts a stern glance at the frivolous secretary.
At that time, when the scaffolding was up for repairing the building, as I understood, Scott had the plaster casts made of different parts, which he afterwards incorporated into his own dwelling at Abbotsford.
She showed me several plaster casts that she had in her possession, which were taken at this time.
Glass of a certain color casts on surrounding objects a reflection of its own hue, and so the tint of a man's character returns upon us in the habitual manner in which he is spoken of by those around him.
Landscape (for a picture) With all its branches a slender tree casts The shine of darkness around poor crosses.
A perfumed, half crazy little poodle Casts exhausted eyes at the big world.
It casts him in the ocean, bound hand and foot, and says, "Beware lest with the water you wet yourself, look you!
In log, or still water fishing, make as fine and lightcasts as you possibly can.
Mr. Falkland's mind was full of uproar like the war of contending elements, and of such suffering as casts contempt on the refinements of inventive cruelty.
What is it that casts me at such an immense distance below you, as to make every thing that relates to me wholly unworthy of consideration?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "casts" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
