Sentence examples for shadow mass from inspiring English sources

The service evolved into a shadow mass transportation system that looks much like those many of the drivers and passengers were used to in countries like Jamaica, Haiti, Guyana and Barbados.

b US image of the left upper outer breast shows a mixed echogenicity shadowing mass with indistinct margins (arrows), corresponding to a region of patient concern.

Creaky floors, dark shadows and mass murder.

Even as on-demand programming and streaming video make it easier for viewers far from cities to see a wide and diverse array of movies, the discussion around those movies has become polarized, leaving many of the best contemporary filmmakers seemingly in the shadow of mass media — and outside the N.Y.F.F.

Even as on-demand programming and streaming video make it easier for viewers far from cities to see a wide and diverse array of movies, the discussion around those movies has become polarized, leaving many of the best contemporary filmmakers seemingly in the shadow of mass media and outside the N.Y.F.F.

Results show that with a boron carbide coating and 0.25 mm iridium sleeves around the fuel stacks the S4 reactor has a reflector outer diameter of 43.5 cm with a combined reactor and shadow shield mass of 935.1 kg.

The unwritten rules of driving in the capital — just tap the horn, keep your cool, be polite — keep traffic moving, even in a streetscape clotted with earthquake rubble and trash and shadowed by mass death.

As the tourists' everyday reality is invaded by terrifying hallucinatory flashes of Blair Witch mythology, "Book of Shadows" evokes mass hysteria as a horror-film fright show, cleverly even slipping in visual homages to everything from "The Omen" to "The Night of the Living Dead".

This "moving photography" was what prompted Maxim Gorky, who saw the Lumière brothers' films at a Russian fair in 1896, to bemoan the "kingdom of shadows" — a mass of people, animals, and vehicles — rushing "straight at you," approaching the edge of the screen, then vanishing "somewhere beyond it".

After nearly two days of negotiations, Corbyn avoided a mass shadow cabinet walkout of up to 10 MPs after he reached an agreement to keep Hilary Benn, the shadow foreign secretary, in his post in return for an end to public dissent over policy.

After the first two days of negotiations, Corbyn avoided a mass shadow cabinet walkout of up to 10 MPs after he reached an agreement to keep Hilary Benn, the shadow foreign secretary, in his post in return for an end to public dissent over policy.