Sentence examples for cast a huge shadow from inspiring English sources

The tiny show cast a huge shadow.

The issue has cast a huge shadow over their preparations and had still to be resolved when they trained at the Estádio Nacional on Wednesday night.

A catalyst and an irritant, funny and kinky and helplessly provocative, it was a tiny show that cast a huge shadow.

The prospect of ongoing dissent from members of his own party, and maybe even public hearings about his business dealings, would cast a huge shadow over his Inauguration.

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.

In Cummings's view, a political system is the same as any other complex system, subject to non-linear outcomes in which some relatively trivial event can cast a huge shadow.

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.

Whitehall has always kept this secret - terrified that the public will find out that the British Bomb is like the Wizard of Oz, a weedy chap casting a huge shadow.

Most of the hostility is in towns and villages in the former communist east, a fact that is casting a huge shadow over the region in the runup to the 25th anniversary of German reunification in October.

The two companies are vying for market share just as the Apple Pay release casts a huge shadow over the entire payments industry.

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.