The magnitude of the losses has cast a huge shadow on the departures from their roles of Hugh Morris, managing director of England cricket, and Geoff Miller, the national selector.
While the global success of "Downtown" could've cast a huge shadow on Clark, she charged ahead and didn't allow the song to define her.
The "ancient invasion" of Quatermass and the Pit cast a huge shadow ... its brilliant blending of superstition, witchcraft and ghosts into the story of a five-million-year-old Martian invasion is copper-bottomed genius".
Woody, in "Nebraska," won't transform himself, it's clear, and the past still casts a huge shadow, but the end of his life may be illuminated, a little, by his son's kindness.
The 88-times capped, 19-stone Jones casts a huge shadow over the rest of the Welsh tight-heads, but Cardiff Blues prop Andrews still hopes to become the first-choice number three for Wales.
Tolerating a huge shadow economy, with its millions of undocumented foreigners, isn't prudent homeland security.
The growth of a huge shadow state, manned by private firms and built on monopoly contracts, has proceeded by increments.
(Faust is an opera that generally stimulates the imagination -- decades ago the Met had a production by the great French director/actor Jean-Louis Barrault, in which Mephistopheles manifested himself out of a huge shadow Faust cast on a wonderfully old-fashioned red curtain).
So why is the class of 82 casting such a huge shadow over this year's releases?
