Sentence examples for creating a shadow from inspiring English sources

And government employees are so accustomed to using cloud services like Dropbox and Gmail in their personal lives that, even if their agencies don't formally permit cloud computing, they use it for work purposes anyway, creating a "shadow I.T".

His Rain Shadows (1984– ) involved lying down on the ground just before a rainfall and remaining in that spot until the rain stopped, thereby creating a "shadow" in the shape of his body, which he then photographed.

And little by little it wriggled free — partly by persuading politicians to relax the rules, but mainly by creating a "shadow banking system" that relied on complex financial arrangements to bypass regulations designed to ensure that banking was safe.

He argues that, in the absence of outright political union, the European authorities are creating a "shadow state", with the European Council (of national leaders) as its government and the Eurogroup (of euro-zone finance ministers) as its executive.Even a banking union will involve some loss of sovereignty.

That would prevent a future Labour government unfairly using Scottish votes to force laws on the English; but (unlike a separate English parliament or a system that gave English MPs full power over English laws) it would stop English Tories from creating a shadow government.

In 2015, he made a collection of electro-etchings (produced by running a strong electrical current through an object placed on a copper plate, creating a shadow image that recalls pseudo-scientific Kirlian photography of "auras") featuring an array of psychedelic plants and fungi.

Some created a shadow board, some did not.

Instead, he said, the cantilevered portion "creates a shadow box, so the letters stand out".

(In British politics, the opposition creates a "shadow" cabinet to respond to the Government).

The lesbian separatists of a generation ago created a shadow society devoted to living in an alternate, penisless reality.

"The eaves create a shadow and a kind of a soft screen in the engawa area," Mr. Kishimoto said.