Sentence examples for casting a new shadow from inspiring English sources
The prestigious Giro d'Italia bicycling race crashed to a halt in San Remo today after 200 police officers staged a predawn raid on cyclists' hotel rooms and team cars, searching for banned drugs and casting a new shadow over a sport still troubled by a widespread drug scandal at the 1998 Tour de France.
Israeli officials responded by warning that the termination cast a new shadow over the bilateral peace treaty.
The violent death casts a new shadow over the financially troubled hospital, among the largest providers of acute psychiatric care in Brooklyn, with 120 psychiatric beds.
German officials are investigating a second spy case reportedly involving the US, a week after the arrest of a German intelligence employee cast a new shadow over relations between the two countries.
The charges of graft now surrounding India's purchase of the helicopters represents the latest corruption controversy casting a shadow over New Delhi, with new allegations of official misconduct garnering headlines almost daily.
Mobile payment company Square slashed its share price on Wednesday night ahead of a sale that is casting a shadow over the new darlings of the tech sector.
But some Senate Republicans and Democrats agreed that the vitriol and partisanship between the two parties has reached new heights, casting a shadow on the Senate's reputation, or at least its self-image, for careful deliberation and effectiveness.
1) His transformation of rock'n' roll in the mid-1960s casts a long shadow: anything new that he does is greeted with respect.
Though he is exploring a desolate plateau, the clouds cast new shadows every day.
