A dark spot appeared, and then it shifted to the right, crossing the row of reflected faces, as subtle as a shadow in an aquarium.
The "dirty war" will continue to cast a shadow in Argentina for a while yet.
Umbra, that part of a shadow in which all light from a given source is excluded.
The plane comes in low, throwing a shadow in the shape of a giant cross, rushing over the ground.
— Poetry Foundation The woman with a tumor in her neck By Wendy Videlock has a moth in her palm, a river on her tongue, a scalpel in her boat, a lump in her throat, a gamble in her shoe, a fire in her den, a shadow in her flesh, a flutter in her breast, like everybody else.
Mr. Nicholl puts it suggestively: "He passes on his way to and from the street, keeping his slightly odd hours; he is a shadow in the doorway, a footstep on the stairs".
Twice described as "a shadow" in the book, Rue is also a darker double of Katniss's sister, Prim, whose "light hair and blue eyes" make her the culturally logical candidate for a beautiful death.
When we take transphobic discourse seriously, we are validating the idea that sexual predators are an unknown quantity, a shadow in the bushes, a stranger in disguise lurking in wait.
The Priest sees a shadow in the flames that's a "tall and twisted thing with one black eye and ten long arms, sailing on a sea of blood".
Star Power In a staged reading, complete with sets, costumes and props, today at the Patchogue Theater for the Performing Arts, the actresses Marisa Berenson and Kim Hunter will appear in a "Shadows in the Sun," a play by Lee Davis and J. K. Nelson.
