Her arms, pale against the plush, showed a pink shadowing of sunburn.
Is there any chance of a spin-off with, perhaps, Katrine Fonsmark would completing her shadowing of Nyborg by going into politics herself?
These were black and white blot illustrations of raw magnificence, incidentally including Medb Relieving Herself – another, presumably inadvertent, shadowing of Picasso (La Pisseuse of 1965).
Ms. Krakowski calls her makeup "a shadowing of a mask" that, combined with her nearly nude costume, gives her license to play Carla without inhibition.
As winner of the 500 metre time trial event in Melbourne, Trott was the favourite, but Hammer's shadowing of the young Briton so closely dramatically increased the tension.
Phil Jones's shadowing of the clever Charlie Adam in midfield and Chris Smalling's tight attention to Downing, with Park Ji-sung doing likewise for José Enrique's forward runs, nullified threats.
The NHS hasn't been privatised in any literal sense – it "has been commercialised and repeatedly reorganised, with competition introduced, in such a way as to create a kind of shadowing of an as-yet-unrealised private health insurance system".
And while Sattin is a little coy about the fleshpots of Cairo – Flaubert's self-confessed homosexual encounters are oddly glossed over – his careful shadowing of the famous tourists makes an unconventional biographical diptych out of a tantalising historical coincidence.
NATO and Russia both should move away from close shadowing of each other's submarines that can lead to accidental bumpings, although an explosion and not a collision seems to have sunk the Kursk.
Then there is the question of the American trade deficit with China, which suits the U.S. but not China, and the troublesome shadowing of the dollar by the Chinese renminbi.
For an observer facing south, the shadowing of the Moon begins at its left edge (if the Moon were north of the observer, as, for example, in parts of the Southern Hemisphere, the opposite would be true).
