Sentence examples for only shady from inspiring English sources

Instead, the couple started a conversation and began having an affair under her husband's nose but found there was not enough room under his nose to stretch out, although it was the only shady spot on the island.

Apparently that's not the only shady move Trump pulls on the links.

(Sorry to crush your expectations of the fashion industry, BTW. I promise that's absolutely the only shady thing going on).

Her case immediately became a rallying cry among pro-choice advocates who point out that pro-lifers have long maintained that the criminalization of abortion would target only shady providers, not the women seeking them.

Ginseng tends to send up slender prongs and spade-shaped leaves only on shady, north-facing slopes with deep, loamy soil.

Furthermore, says Clos, dialogue about the economics and finances of cities must be opened up to greater scrutiny – but he doesn't only blame shady bankers and dodgy developers for the current state of affairs: "There are some anti-capitalist activists who don't want to talk about money [in connection with urbanisation]; they think that to talk about it is to mention evil.

Maybe their attraction all this time over the standard black model was that they were always hard to come by here in the States, available only from shady ebay sellers.

While locating it on the Supe River, with Caral at its center, she suggested a larger geographic base for the society: In 2004, Haas et al. wrote: "Our recent work in the neighboring Pativilca and Fortaleza has revealed that Caral and Aspero were but two of a much larger number of major Late Archaic sites in the Norte Chico," while only noting Shady in footnotes.

In less than a quarter century A.C., the impatiens has insinuated itself into the American landscape like no other flower before or since, conquering not only its shadier suburban yards but also its strip-mall window boxes and the tire planters in front of America's nicer filling stations.

But his shady brother (Jerry Orbach) sees only one way out.

Now he is considering a plan to remove snow only from the shady, northern-exposed side of streets, leaving the sun to do the work on the other side.