Sentence examples for distant shadow from inspiring English sources

I aim at the distant shadow.

We set off south, Tenerife to our starboard side and the distant shadow of Gran Canaria off to port.

"Beau-ti-ful!" At which point Abramović unzips her jumpsuit and bares her cleavage defiantly at the camera, death now a distant shadow.

Scruffy and craggy faced with a salt-and-pepper beard and stringy gray hair, the middle-aged Jim is a distant shadow of the glamorous river god he was in his youth.

It will be a humiliating blow for a politician who became the fourth most powerful politician in the country in less than a decade, but Drew Hendry and the SNP have brought his career a halt in the distant shadow of the mountain where his career began.

History demands itssacrifices, which is why more than a million of us endured numbing cold — on the Capitol steps, on the Mall, even in the far distant shadow of Lincoln's towering marble frame — to see Barack Obama recite the oath of office.

Nelson Mandela was an old guy, talked of reverentially by my father, but to us he seemed distant, a shadow.

Childhood memories live in their ink-black shadows, distant radio towers, blurry treetops, and cerulean skies.

In its archaic sense, the term hell refers to the underworld, a deep pit or distant land of shadows where the dead are gathered.

She hopes that the museum will bring Africa, long misunderstood as a "dark, distant place," out of the shadows, she said.

Each of us has been gathered in from a distant land, toward the shadow of the cross.