What is "castings"

Usage examples of "castings".

The castings were composed of long chain polymers, which, when first expelled, were one of the most adhesive substances ever known.

The castings cured to a rubbery consistency in about a week, after which time their stench was slightly ameliorated.

Thanks to the breeze, the house was floating to the south of the base, and forty meters below lay the edge where the castings pile met the salt flats.

The wind bore the house around to the side of the castings pile, the ladder jerked downward, and Wetherall and I dropped the last few meters to the salt flats.

As with all such castings, one must follow specific instructions or practice much to acquire a feel for the task.

Bowdragons may master magic out of pride, and take the time to hone castings and details we cannot.

As soon as we're done with that, we'll make the castings, and after that you can come run errands for us.

In the thin atmosphere and chill of the site, castings were tricky to make.

El sorted impatiently through the magics that the gem was proudly displaying, brushing aside images of the deft castings of elves who wore superior smiles, and found what he needed.

One advantage to battling elves with human spells was that they largely didn't recognize the castings, and so could be surprised by the final results.

We cast the nose you want and the mouth you want, and after the castings have been cleaned up, they'll fit together.

Iron won't make castings that detailed, not till we learn more about casting it, at any rate.

Sara Laramie moved through the iron castings in the foundry yard, keeping low so that she was at all times concealed from view.

In the city that had once been called Atlanta when there were men to make with names, one of the few human metropolises not destroyed by its owners in the last convulsions of their defeat, Sara Laramie moved through the iron castings in the foundry yard, keeping low so that she was at all times concealed from view on at least three sides.