Sentence examples for casting a deep shadow from inspiring English sources

The wall already snakes around most of Bethlehem, its 8m-high concrete slabs casting a deep shadow, both literally and metaphorically.

But some residents are objecting that it would ruin the strip's best feature by casting a deep shadow on a community garden, one where 50 local gardeners grow apples, roses and lavender.

More foreclosures are coming, casting a deeper shadow over home prices.

Bayern's 4-0 demolition by Madrid at the Allianz Arena has cast a deep shadow that the Catalan can only fully escape by winning the European Cup.

The mounting number of dead, from among more than 750 hostages, cast a deep shadow over a predawn raid that the authorities had at first hailed as a successful operation.

The smuggling charge has cast a deep shadow over Ukraine's relations with the West, which had already been strained as Mr. Kuchma's government tried unsuccessfully to cope with charges of political corruption and civil-liberties violations.

The Paris attacks have cast a deep shadow over COP21 – demonstrations have been banned and security has been stepped up – though none of the 130-plus heads of state and government due to attend has yet pulled out.

Our Damp Garden is bounded by high hornbeam hedges (but not as high as they were - I took three foot off them the other day, which involved chainsaws, ladders and high anxiety) and they cast a deep shadow across exactly half of it.

It revealed, amongst other personal details, her relationship with Imlay and thereby cast a deep shadow over her reputation.

Their teacher's suicide in that very space has cast a deep shadow, and though the children insist that the adults in the school are more troubled than they are, this is not necessarily the case.

While 2009 is no different, the global economic crisis casts a deep shadow over social safety nets which protect the pillars of child survival and development, namely nutrition, health, education and protection.