The watching Eddie Jones will have relished the buoyancy of Mike Brown and Danny Care as much as the rearguard action from Chris Robshaw and he will have no doubt been impressed by the superb work of his compatriot James Horwill, who overshadowed Itoje until his late yellow card.
Anglo-French rivalry has overshadowed the continent until very recent times.
But even if he is proclaimed president on time, the legitimacy of the new national and local governments will be overshadowed by doubt, until Koala Boy's allegations are properly debunked.For generations, Filipinos have quipped that there are no losers in their elections only winners and those cheated of victory.
Matt Cain was brilliant in his start, playing his usual role of great pitcher almost completely overshadowed by his teammates until he led them to a 9-0 victory.
This macabre end has overshadowed Plath's legacy until now, but in March, the poet Sandra Beasley convened a panel of poets in Boston to argue for a new understanding of Plath.
They will not remember the pure happiness of their vision because if they did the memory would grow until it overshadowed and spoiled the rest of their lives with the knowledge that it could never be regained.
Throughout her early film career, her fashion choices often overshadowed her acting career until her performance as Lana Tisdel in 1999's Boys Don't Cry brought her widespread acclaim.
During the late 7th and 8th centuries East Anglia continued to be overshadowed by Mercian hegemony until, in 794, Offa of Mercia had the East Anglian king Æthelberht executed and then took control of the kingdom for himself.
But when he took the job, his own daughter asked, "Dad, what are you doing?" For years, the football program's failures had overshadowed success in other sports, until Briles took Baylor to a bowl game in 2010.
The counter-extremism and safeguarding bill is an important measure but will be overshadowed by this sorry episode until Cameron swallows his pride, and acknowledges what went wrong in the mayoral campaign.
