Sentence examples for casts a wide shadow from inspiring English sources
Ms. Gorokhova's mother casts a wide shadow over "A Mountain of Crumbs".
The economy casts a wide shadow over the whole election.
The big push is coming from international luxury chains, which are casting a wide shadow on Beijing's hotelscape.
He can also transform a stack of old dictionaries or a single pencil casting a wide shadow into something of mysyteriously monumental import (Johnson).
He can also transform a stack of old dictionaries or a single pencil casting a wide shadow into something of mysteriously monumental import (Johnson).
As a result, days like November 13 , 2015in Paris and March 22, 2016 in Belgium have cast a wide shadow of uncertainty over people and systems long considered safe and reliable.
The lingering stench of violations incurred during Gib Arnold's moderately successful, but ultimately fruitless tenure at the school cast a wide shadow over the program, which racked up regular season wins while waiting on baited breath to see if their self-imposed punishments would be enough to avoid further penalties from the NCAA.
They (and a few other authors) cast such a wide shadow that some stellar 19th-century writers who would have been deemed A-plus novelists in most eras were/are instead thought of as A or A-minus writers.
