Sentence examples for shading itself from inspiring English sources

It is best to mow much higher to give the lawn a better chance of shading itself.

Also a bonus, the lenses can be ground to fit your prescription, and the shading itself can be ordered according to the conditions you most often face.

These problems are largely a result of the tree's growing so large and dense with branches that it has shaded itself into unproductivity and disease-inducing dankness.

In Milwaukee a museum changes its very shape to shade itself.

Most of the unwanted light appears to be creeping around the giant shield Gaia uses to shade itself from the Sun.

The creepy, Grand-Guignol setting echoes Lars Von Trier's hospital TV-series The Kingdom; but despite its chirascuro lighting-effects, the film could do with a little more light and shade itself.

To its great credit, the novel itself shades even this neat assertion with grey.

Anthony Lane wrote that, as their relationship develops, "the movie itself shades from coldness and contrivance into a story as touching and mysterious as anything Kieslowski has ever made," and he added that "Trintignant's performance as the misanthropic old man is a portrait of heartbreak, all the more convincing for his character's last-ditch efforts to mend other hearts".

And Mr Murphy's paper itself is an unfocused ramble, shading into paranoia, about environmentalists, hipsters and indeed anyone who might not share the political philosophy of American conservatives.

In addition to these architectural features, shading effects (either by external objects or by the building itself) can also affect the thermal performance of a building.

Begin shading.