Sentence examples for shadow called from inspiring English sources

Down the road from the visitor center, in near-darkness, Shadow called out that he'd found four teals and a snipe.

The shadow from a point source of illumination is essentially all umbra, but that from a source of some size (as from the Sun) consists of a small umbra and a much larger partial shadow called the penumbra.

The show will start with a full moon rising in the east at around 18 30 on the 27th, eventually entering the darkest part of Earth's shadow called the umbra at 02 07 BST.

But total eclipses--when the sun is completely hidden behind the moon--are rare because they can only be spotted from a narrow band of moon shadow called the umbra.

For the eyes, the makeup artist used a milk chocolate shimmer shadow, called Three Shakes 404, all over Gaga's eyelid for a light bronze, smoky-eye look.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, shadows can be divided into two types: cast shadow and attached shadow (also called self-shadow).

In the 18th and 19th centuries, shadow plays called ombres chinoises ("Chinese shadows") achieved a limited degree of popularity, especially in France.

John McDonnell, shadow Chancellor, called for an investigation by the National Audit Office.

This shadow state, called Deseret, was presided over by Brigham Young, and administered law and morality in the way of the biblical patriarchs.

This month, his first effort for Lancôme hits department stores — a signature makeup collection featuring an eye shadow palette called "Excuse My Beauty".

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, called for quicker analysis from the FPC.