Sentence examples for present shadow from inspiring English sources

We will present shadow housing minister Alison Seabeck with the following recommendations for the future of the sector.

The star of stage and screen gave a dim assessment of the present shadow cabinet, telling Standpoint magazine: "The Chuka Harman Burnham Hunt Balls brigade?

The picture's double identity — at once an image and its echo — sets off a chain of dualities: home and away, past and present, shadow and form, vision and memory.

Helen Watson, 23 - who joined the department two years ago and is at present shadowing the DfEE - is one of those being sent out to universities and colleges to spread the word.

Along with death, her mother is an often-present shadow in her work.

Still, despite the ever-present shadow of those two Goliaths, a few Davids have gone on memorable runs.

For luckier Israelis, vacations abroad had become brief respites from the constant stress of life in the slender but ever-present shadow of death.

While the harsh reality that saw the young Liu having to read Jules Verne in secret is four decades gone in China, there is still the ever-present shadow of government censorship.

Although not Rio residents' most immediate concern, it casts an ever-present shadow, especially given the risk of infected pregnant women passing the virus on to their children, with potentially devastating consequences.

As a branch of Balthazar gears up to open in London, the restaurateur speaks with haunting openness about his upbringing, his divorce, his passion for film and theater, his hit restaurants and the ever-present shadow of mortality.

I've never been to India, but the book rendered it strangely familiar: from courtly and provincial Brahmpur to swinging, jazzy Calcutta, destitute village life in Rudhia and the wretched squalor of the shoemakers and tanners, the ever-present shadow of communal violence and the riotous colour of Pul Mela.