Just across another boulevard from the Dar Salaam is a row of shadowy bars and hotels that face the southern side of the train station.
Mr. O'Mara said he wanted jurors to get a feel for the shadowy path between two rows of town houses where Mr. Martin was shot.
Shadowy men in the front rows gaze at her, their impassive expressions no doubt masking lusty yearning.
So "A Hall of Mirrors," published in 1964, drew on experiences gathered during an extended welfare-budget honeymoon in New Orleans, a caldron of a city that he peopled with skid-row outcasts and shadowy right-wing conspirators.
Scattered through the space are cast iron skeletons of rowing boats, which the shadowy red reaches out of, sprouting angular, tensile color into the air, as if they're being transported into the domed ceiling.
With the camera fluidly trailing Laura — it glides directly behind her, which makes it look as if she were seated in the row in front of you — she enters a shadowy, cavernous dance hall and then a dark room with a dazzlingly white back wall.
Looking down these rows of men, four abreast, Komlos could see the shadowy ranks of their ancestors lined up behind them, from West Point cadets and Citadel graduates to Union soldiers, Revolutionary War soldiers, and fighters in the French and Indian War.
In a shadowy space to the right of an entrance to the complex, rows of metal chairs are bolted to the ground in front of a large wall-mounted television.
Also key to his success was the Kuwaiti Sheikh Ahmad al-Sabah, the shadowy kingmaker of the Olympic world who is now locked in a bitter row with his own government that, as a result, has been suspended by both the IOC and Fifa.
