Sentence examples for left a shadow from inspiring English sources

"Fidel has left a shadow over Cuba.

It says it raised the issue because the incident "could have left a shadow in the eyes of all the fans of Formula 1".

Behind her, she left a shadow of blood.

He feels that the party have left a dark shadow over UK politics, but it's one he's hopeful of lifting.

"This character leaves a shadow on your soul.

When the projectile through the detection light screen, it blocks the part light of the laser and leaves a shadow of projectile on the board.

She added: "David would never ever sanction torture and it is completely wrong to suggest, imply, or leave a shadow of a doubt otherwise.

Miliband's spokeswoman said: "David would never ever sanction torture and it is completely wrong to suggest, imply, or leave a shadow of a doubt otherwise".

A side gallery projects two short films in which Goldsworthy lies down on a rock in a rainstorm or snowstorm, leaving a "shadow" of dry space that, once he's moved, is gradually obliterated.

The emerging picture "casts a very serious shadow over the impartiality and fairness of the process for the litigants," said Richard Hesse, interim dean at the Franklin Pierce Law Center here, "and certainly does leave a shadow over what we profess is the central proposition of our legal system, and that is a rule of law, not a rule of men".

The most frequent complaint is that line scratch removers leave a shadow of a line behind.