Sentence examples for given the cloud from inspiring English sources

Meteorologists have pointed out that the rainbow depicted in the painting would be impossible given the cloud formations.

Even Republicans and former Rowland aides still loyal to the governor said they were not sure if he could govern effectively given the cloud of corruption over his administration.

He pulled $500,000 worth of objects containing ivory from an auction scheduled for April, he said, because he feared they would be shunned by buy buyers given the cloud over their resale value.

Given the cloud of doubt hanging over the doctrine — for 57 years, really, since the Supreme Court established it and for the past decade, especially, because the Bush administration abused it to conceal torture — it's time for the Obama administration to air these differences and explain the full extent of its thinking.

"The staff have been exceptional, they've gone on teaching in an incredibly professional manner given the cloud that's been hanging over everybody".

"Labour's been saying for some months that there are real questions about Andy Coulson's ability to do his job given the cloud of allegations hanging over him.

Mr. Auerbach's crawling guitar lines on "Everywhere I Go" had room to move, and Mr. Carney's thrusting drum racket on "Girl Is on My Mind" brought the crowd to attention (a tougher trick than it might sound, given the clouds of thick smoke hanging over the arena, which gave it the same aroma you imagine the set of "Pineapple Express" had).

Indeed, given the cloud-centric architecture of web 2.0, that is the only place they can be.

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It was the biggest crisis in our marriage and every time I tried to give the cloud a silver lining I was met with contempt.

The swarm gives the cloud eyes, ears, hands, and feet, enabling services that are directly embedded in the physical world rather than just in the cyber world.