cast up

verb

1. (of the sea) to cast ashore
2. to compute (figures or a total)
3. to bring up as a reproach against a person

Example Sentences

But it could also validate his push for early voting in a state that allows ballots to be cast up to 45 days before Election Day, among the most expansive of any state.

From Reuters

An individual may cast up to five votes per 24-hour period through noon EDT on June 22 on MLB.com, the 30 team websites, the MLB App and the MLB Ballpark App.

From Washington Times

This is light pollution—human-generated illumination cast up into the heavens —causing the sky itself to glow and washing out the stars.

From Scientific American

When I really know we’ve been successful, is when George and I go to cast up our movie, and we’re able to hire kids who have come through our training program, and be able to fill those jobs, when frankly right now we can’t fill.

From Los Angeles Times

But with a thin cast up front, Washington still produced four sacks, had two interceptions and came up with key stops to give the offense multiple chances that ultimately were squandered.

From Washington Post

Related Words

• calculate
• cast
• estimate
• tally
• total