Both, said Agüero, the young Argentine striker who leads the South American championship scorers' table and has this week finally stepped out of some all-consuming shadows that have long shaded his soccer career.
Now those trees, along with the graceful birches, the overgrown London planes and the fat linden trees that have long shaded the western terrace, will be moved to nurseries and other gardens.
Just as there will come a time, if I can live long enough, when even the forgiving surface of a clay tennis court is too hard on my knees, and the endless sprinting after the yellow ball is more than my lungs can handle, and the green fairways, plush and long, shaded by oaks and pines in the late afternoon sun, appeal to me again.
(ii) Each hosts a diverse herbaceous community marked by light-dependent (i.e. shade-intolerant) species, suggesting a long, shade-free history.
Our objective was to evaluate the effects of three separate 30 day-long shade periods imposed during fruit set (FS), endocarp sclerification (ES), and early oil accumulation (OA) on some oil yield determinants and components in olive.
He's at Katine on market days, sitting cross-legged on the ground, in a row with other tobacco sellers, in the long narrow shade of the thatched market shelter.
As the palms give out and the heat swells, I long for shade and succour.
Out in that desert moonscape, temperatures reach 120 degrees, the ground bakes to a skin-searing 180 degrees and no one survives long without shade and water.
Most geese are well adapted to hot climates, as long as shade is available, and to high-rainfall regions.
They can adapt equally well to hot climates (as long as shade is provided) as to cold climates - as seen in their ability to withstand northern winters out of doors with the minimum of shelter.
Before long, things shaded together.
