Sentence examples for in shadow for much from inspiring English sources

Flanked by steep slopes, it runs in shadow for much of the day.

He appeared in shadows for much of the telecast while 50 contestants offered themselves as prospective brides.

And, even if one tries eventually to hack out one's own path as a critic, I feel I have been creeping about in Tynan's inescapable, giant-size shadow for much of my professional life.

But he might not be able to remain in the shadows for much longer.

The glare of open court may prove too bright for him to remain in the shadows for much longer.

It was not just Barkley who struggled to stamp his authority on the game although Jack Wilshere's best performance in a Bournemouth shirt to date did little to remove the spotlight from Barkley, who other than heading wide in the second half was chasing shadows for much of a one-sided affair.

With Mikel Arteta and Aaron Ramsey pulling the strings in midfield, they were left chasing shadows for much of the first half.

He has in fact been the chancellor in the shadows, if not shadow chancellor, for much of the last decade and a half.

Even though Will's warmhearted French wife (Marion Cotillard) and his soft-eyed mother (Ms. Lange) hang indulgently on Edward's every word, his stories are so labored, so self-flattering and ultimately so pointless that it is hard not to feel some sympathy for Will, who grew up in his father's shadow and, for much of his childhood, in his absence.

The wicket meant Siddle - tucked in the shadows of Johnson and Harris for much of this series - has now dismissed Pietersen nine times in Test cricket, more than any other man.

Orestad sits on a plain and is very windy; additionally, in Scandinavia the sun is low in the sky for much of the year and Orestad's high buildings create shadows.