Sentence examples for a tiny shadow of from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the Myrtle Beach week, he said, is a tiny shadow of the Daytona Beach week, which in March was reported to have attracted 600,000 motorcycles.

Cornered by a number of controversies — one of which swept in his own words — Mr. Carney has chalked up the criticism over the handling of the attack on an American mission in Benghazi, Libya, to partisan beefing, cast a tiny shadow of doubt on the I.R.S.'s targeting of conservatives, and defended the administration over its seizure of reporters' phone records.

Output from mono- and polycrystalline panels can be halved or less by even a tiny shadow because of the way individual cells are wired.

The late afternoon light turns the parks into stage-set backdrops; at the same time the camera picks up minute details like the tiny shadow of lace on a girl's leg.

The landscape over which Kate flies, at the outset of her mission, could be an alien planet, with its swirling patterns of rock, were it not for the tiny shadow of the airplane passing across them like a bug.

As the Sun rose higher and became more intense, staring at the tiny shadow of Venus for any length of time became gradually less attractive.

Every afternoon, its runways are packed with cyclists, joggers, footballers, rollerbladers – and rather appositely, one man zooming a toy plane over the landing area, its tiny shadow casting memories of a former life across the heads of the new visitors.

"All I have been doing is sitting on the bike a doing a tiny bit of shadow boxing.

The technological simplicity of a live orchestra or band has been replaced by complexity of a tiny iPod brimming with ten thousand songs, each one compressed into a thin shadow of its original self.

Before applying any eye shadow or eye make up, using a thin eye shadow brush or your finger apply a tiny amount of white eye shadow to the inner corners of your eyes.

On the Sunday he began observing at sunrise, the weather was cloudy, but he first saw the tiny black shadow of Venus crossing the Sun at about 3 15 pm, and observed for half an hour until sunset.