The new Ivangorod port built by Tsar Ivan on the eastern shore of the Narva River in 1550 was considered unsatisfactory on account of its shallow waters.
The worm leaves its shallow burrow on the sea bottom and, usually at night, releases sex cells near the water surface.
Yet to find yourself rooting for their union purely because they're both so damn hot is to realize that "Fifty Shades Darker" has worked its shallow magic on you.
Oasis professes devotion to the Beatles, but the band's gloss on its heroes is shallow.
Through these themes Cloud Atlas turns on its head the shallow, self-centered, individualism of Ayn Rand's book and movie with which it shares partial title -- Atlas Shrugged.
It is entirely plausible that a ship, on routine patrol in its own shallow waters, would not pick up any signs of an enemy sub, or even a torpedo fired from one, on its sonar system.
This greatly improves the view aft, as the rear window in the short tailgate would be shallow on its own.
Mr. Berman gingerly picked up a 6,000-year-old 6,000-year-old 6,000-year-oldhistoric pearthennot far from a bowln quartzite head ofromEgyptraoh Amenhotep III from 1300 B.C., lying on its side on a shallow shelf.
Her analysis of the conservative movement, which is a worthwhile and important beat that the Post should treat more seriously on its national pages, is shallow and predictable.
