Sentence examples for gain a shadow from inspiring English sources

As Marion Mainwaring has it, Miss Testvalley's loss is a mere footnote to Nan's gain, a shadow swallowed in the sunset glow as the young couple heads toward the colonies and sexual happiness forever after.

The player can gain an advantage by attacking the Shadow from behind, whilst being attacked from behind themselves will give the enemy an advantage.

If you have no experience in the magazine industry, try shadowing experienced online publishers to gain an insight about the online magazine business.

Wales would gain an extra £375m a year if Labour wins the general election, the shadow Welsh Secretary has said.

Make a shadow.

Shadow banks gained a larger market share among less creditworthy borrowers, with a tilt towards refinancing mortgages.

With the release of the burning crusade, rogues have gained a new and very powerful spell called cloak of shadows.

Yet the counter-intuitive idea of a four-day working week is gaining momentum: shadow chancellor John McDonnell last week threw his support behind an inquiry that could one day make it Labour party policy.

In this way, American politics is descending further into the darkness, with 501c4s quickly gaining influence as "shadow super PACs".

Casting a shadow over his gains was the crisis facing his father Brij Bhushan Singal who runs his separate steel empire but fell from the billionaire ranks:the patriarch's listed Bhushan Steel saw its share price tumble when his younger son Neeraj was arrested last August for allegedly bribing the chairman of a state-owned bank to extend the debt-laden company's credit limit.

In Greater Manchester a "shadow" LPN was established to test and understand what added value could be gained by putting local clinicians at the heart of commissioning decisions.