Sentence examples for a shadow is a from inspiring English sources

The subject of Marshall's painting is a woman with skin shaded gray to black, holding a palette; behind her, like a shadow, is a color-by-number outline of herself.

(According to the city's building codes, a shadow is "a circumstance in which a building or other built structure blocks the sun from the land"—not the same thing as shade, which is caused by trees).

A shadow is an object but it does not possess the right type of conserved quantities; for example, a shadow cannot possess energy or momentum.

Shadow is a valentine to her, and a heartening one.

"Orson's Shadow" is a backstage story, but a satisfying one.

"Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow" is a Swedish proverb that speaks to my growing concern over the microscopic eggs I relinquished 15 years ago.

But status is not always measured by current account; shadow is a word used a lot of late and the one Messi casts is long.

Birdman is a super-ego, and his shadow is a constant, nagging companion.

Prevention of such a shadow is important to an open-water fish often living close to the surface and unprotected from all sides.

They lack definition, substance, but there is a causal relationship between a person and their shadow — specifically, a shadow is the result of a material interaction between a person and a source of light.

As a result, a shadow is observed in some images (Fig. 3).