Sentence examples for considerable shadow from inspiring English sources

Edward's son, Edward II, ruled in his father's considerable shadow.

Nilas, who is 34, joined City Ballet in 1986, arriving in his father's considerable shadow.

But Ali cast a considerable shadow over hip-hop: one not limited to his sporting achievements.

But between the idea of a Democratic President and the reality of the candidates falls a considerable shadow.

Lochte won the 400-meter individual medley over Phelps, perfectly highlighting his rise from Phelps' considerable shadow.

Stepping out from Roddick's considerable shadow after more than a decade spent comfortably in it has been weird for Fish.

Jett, playing in the considerable shadows of the future Hall of Famers Jerry Rice and Tim Brown, had caught 2 passes for 19 yards -- and no touchdowns -- this season.

Both programs had stepped out from the considerable shadows of their men's teams, enjoying a rare moment to themselves on center stage after the Louisville men lost their opener and the Gonzaga men exited in the third round.

Fingers crossed he avoids injury and Whittingham can supply him with plenty of ammunition.. Simon Moore may have to step out of the considerable shadows of David Marshall and with (hopefully) the Euro 2016 finals to think about it would be great to see Wales international Declan John find his best position, get a chance, and fulfil his obvious potential.

Preceptorships do not appear to promote student comfort with patients to the same extent as R/UOP and the Colleges; this may be due to considerable shadowing during preceptorships rather than active engagement, as identified in the 2009 comparisons by students of preceptorships with Colleges.

But many of its MPs represent leave-voting constituencies, and a considerable number of shadow ministers, are sceptical about the idea of a referendum.