Sentence examples similar to long lasting shadow from inspiring English sources
Wearing long lasting eye shadow or clothes to match the setting you are in may just help boost your attractiveness level.
The glosses are thick and shiny, the shadows colorful and long lasting.
Long lasting headache attacks.
After so many layers of lies, that blunt admission won him at long last the shadow of a loving smile.
I'm interested to see what happens — whether the stock-market bubble and the Enrons cast a long-lasting shadow on our view of business and the economy.
For the most part Mr. Turque simply focuses on contradictions and flip-flops in Mr. Gore's record and reviews his continuing efforts "to convince the world, and perhaps himself, that he was his own man," that he has emerged, at long last, from the shadows of his father, Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee, and more recently, Bill Clinton.
At long last first looms the shadow of a ledge.
A new global compact is urgently needed -- one that at long last steps beyond the shadow cast by the Great War over the world for the past one hundred years.
It tells of "a man who dwelt alone/ beneath the moon in shadow", who "sat as long as lasting stone,/and yet he had no shadow".
The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, welcomed the announcement: "At long last the government has recognised that more should be done on international business supply chains to stop slavery".
