Sentence examples for shadow comes out from inspiring English sources

In the video, her eye shadow comes out of the outer corner of her eye, almost in a point.

Her first documentary, "Women Without Shadows," came out in 2005.

Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary, comes out a little better: "Emma Reynolds.

His first solo comic book since "Maus," called "In the Shadow of No Towers," comes out in September, and for much of the spring he was happily working on the proofs in his cluttered and smoke-hazed studio.

In the end, though, I was happy it wasn't bright; you can get huge shadows when the sun comes out, and the soft light actually helped here.

Studies of children's perception by the Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget indicated that 5-year-olds believe shadows come out of the surrounding environment.

Bob Dylan's new album, "Shadows in the Night," which comes out today, has been called his Frank Sinatra record.

By Ben Greenman February 3, 2015 Bob Dylan's new album, "Shadows in the Night," which comes out today, has been called his Frank Sinatra record.

"And she wants to do better than that, but this is a very big shadow to come out of".

It's time to stop living in their menacing shadow and come out into the sunlight.

Beware of shadows, light coming out from doors can cast a shadow on you that people can see.