Sentence examples for shadow covered from inspiring English sources
The mysterious shadow covered several acres at least and the idea of it being composed of any kind of sea creature, let alone rays, seemed outlandish.
He used Lancôme's Le Stylo Waterproof Eyeliner in Minuit to line close to the lashes and then set it with Garment eye shadow covered with a slick layer of clear Juicy tube gloss.
Pluto is smaller than the Earth, and so its shadow covers only a small portion of the Earth.
During the eclipse the Moon will darken and take on a red or deep orange tint as Earth's shadow covers it (the only sunlight reaching the Moon will be that passing through the Earth's atmosphere at those points on the globe experiencing sunrise or sunset).
In terms of coseismic stress perturbation at 1 km depth, the stress shadow covers most of the major rupture zone, which explains that aftershocks occurred only sporadically at shallow depths (< 5 km depth).
An alternative management scheme would be to locate advance regeneration and/or seed manually at far distances downwind, where escape from S. poliophaea herbivory is more likely, and where the broadened seed shadow covers more gaps: both factors should contribute to increased mahogany recruitment rates in logged forests [5], [62].
Even though the moon was full, shadows covered our bare bodies as we all sloshed into the water and started to swim.
Rather, it is to provide examples of social topics that are often cast into the shadows, covered with a blanket of apathy and put to rest upon a bed of doubt.
Once the brightness of background is low, it is very difficult to distinguish all the shadows from background because its brightness will change a little when shadows cover on the background as shown in Figure 6.
"Almost every painting worthwhile has secrets, as far as I'm concerned," Mr. Scholder said while showing a visitor "Not Alone No. 2," an encounter between a woman and a dark shadow figure covered with burnt-orange spots.
What years of weather did to branch and boughNo canopy of shadow covers now, And these great trunks, when the wind's rough and bleak,Though little shaken, can be heard to creak.
