Sentence examples for a bigger shadow from inspiring English sources
Maybe we can make it a bigger shadow".
Before the Games began Thursday with skateboard Big Air, several athletes said the ramp seemed to cast a bigger shadow, too, eclipsing them and their sports.
Higher tax rates might merely mean a bigger shadow economy, or an abandonment of over-taxed work in favour of untaxed leisure.Plan, plan and plan againSo what is to be done?
Progressively larger dot-coms went under, each one casting a bigger shadow on markets for labor, commercial real estate, equipment, advertising, and all kinds of professional services.
"Watergate cast a bigger shadow," Bradlee told the Los Angeles Times 20 years later when he announced that he was retiring.
Contested between the hosts and Germany in Belo Horizonte, the World Cup semi-final will inevitably cast a bigger shadow than anything that preceded it and the final itself, and it did not go as coach Luiz Felipe Scolari – or anyone – had planned.
Charles Taylor casts a big shadow over Johnson Sirleaf's Presidency.
"JetBlue casts a big shadow," Robert W. Mann Jr., an industry consultant, said.
Gene, to put it mildly, cast a big shadow.
Barcelona know that Stamford Bridge casts a big shadow.
Unfortunately, there is a big shadow hanging over working class women in 2016.
