cast forth

Park said that the blessings on Tibetan prayer flags cast forth their sentiments to the wind and to the world.

So maybe “relaxing” is the wrong word; but there is certainly something soothing about recognizing the emotions we’re feeling now in music cast forth through hundreds of years.

“Do not the times approach when it must and ought to be dangerous for this wretch, and any other, thus to vilify our country and government, thus to treat with indignity and contempt the whole American people, to teach our enemies to despise us and cast forth unremitting calumny and venom on our constitutional authorities?”

"They’re the only cells in the body cast forth to spend their lives essentially as free living organisms in another environment," he said, adding that the public's visual image of a "typical sperm cell," a tadpole-like thing, is flawed — sperm evolve and adapt so quickly that there truly is no such thing as a "typical" model in the animal kingdom.

But “if a man abide not in me, he is cast forth as a branch, and is withered; and men gather them, and cast them into the fire, and they are burned.”